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Full frontal, Bratz!


So who is waiting wit bated breath for Bratz, The Movie?

At first glance, this looks like a mashup of Clueless and High School Musical, yet take a quick look at this trailer and tell me if you don't see this :

When Bratz were first marketed, they were supposed to be the 'urban' alternative to Barbie. These dolls were dripping in ghetto fabulousness with their dark skins, almondish eyes, texturized hair and in your face hiphop vixen attire. What happened with the ghetto dolls of the toy world? They've all moved on up? Not only that but their café con leche complexions have gone the way of a faint whiff of white chocolate with some dripping of vanilla essence tones.


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