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| Nowadays, the teens & teeny boppers are all about jonas brothers, HS Musical, etc, what were u crazy about...? ...when u were a cute little teeny bopper? |
| Immature, Teen magazine & hanging out with friends |
| Teens:Do you like teeny boppers? I'm 14 years old,some people in my classes at school think I'm crazy because I say I like Michael Jackson.They say I shouldn't like people who are 35 years older than me and that I should get with the program.I once said I liked The Beatles and they started laughing like I was an idiot,obviously unaware of the fact that The Beatles are the greatest band of all time. Also I wore this shirt of John Lennon and they made fun of me and called me a hippie.But I don't care,even though it is annoying. What do you think? |
| They are just stupid and dont know what they're missing. Ignore them because obviously you have better taste than them! Just remember 10 years from now it wont matter whether everyone else liked Michael Jackson or the Beatles, it will matter that you did, and you were inspired by them to become whoever you become :) "If you enter this world knowing you are loved and leave this world knowing the same then everything in between can be dealt with." -MJ |
| Why do people think the twilight series is only for teens? i hate how people label it as another teeny booper fad. i liked the movie i thought it was cool and i'm 19 and when i went to see it the other night it was teens and adults there. I know teens might be more into the movie than the books, but i know adults who are reading the books too. I hate how people are treating it like some stupid hannah movie! |
| i dont think its just for teens my mom loves it haha its a little weird but she is no teen her one friend loves it and so does my aunt |
| How is this story? Tell me if it's too cliche or...teeny...(but it's for teens )? Summary: What happens when bad girl meets bad boy? Misha and Evan are both spies from different spy schools. They don’t know about each other, but are assigned to spy on each other. They will do anything to get the information they need in order to report back to the head of the spies. But why are they spying on each other? What secrets are lurking behind their closed doors? And will they ever regret reporting back to the spy leader? You want me? Come and get me. Misha I turn around, feeling someone's eyes on my back. You know...that shiver that runs down your spine when you feel someone watching you. I get that. I get that often. Ever since I joined the Spy School, I have learnt to trust my instincts. And since the first day of joining the Spy School, I have learnt to keep my mouth shut and my ears open. Which is bloody hard. Whipping my phone out, I begin to text Leanne. My head snaps up. I hear the rustling in the bushes. I wipe my blonde hair out of my face and stride over, ready to haul out whoever is in there. They're a threat. Simple. I'll use my spy skills to kick their ***. I brush the leaves back and peer in. A boy sits there with a cheesy you've-just-caught-me grin. "Hi!" he raises his black cap. Was he...spying on me? No. Impossible. I have been in Spy School for a year now and I know everyone there. He wasn't there. He can't have be. My face scrunches up as I try and work out who he is, if I recognise him or not. "You're just gonna stare at me?" I frown for a second but then replace it with a cheesy grin like his. I lean down, boobs popping out of my blouse, hair tumbling down my face, lips moist and perky. His grin widens. Yoink! I snatch his hat off and head out of the bushes and towards my car. What a plonker. Thinking he can mess with me. Pfft! I get about a few metres ahead before he comes up and tries and snatches it from my clutches. "Come on now. What's a good girl like you stealing people's hats on a night like this?" his sapphire color eyes glint with a hint of mystery, and his brown hair looks lush. I have the hat in my right hand. He reaches for it, but I switch hands. He reaches it again, but I'm quicker. Of course I am. I am professionally trained unlike this doofus. Once he has a few more goes trying to get it off me, without making much contact, he cocks an eyebrow. "I'm impressed. You're pretty slick for a girl, you know?" "Really?" I know I don't sound surprised. He knows it too. "Okay. You're a little better than average," he moves closer to me, "what's your secret?" A thin layer of air separates us, but I stand my ground. I don't care how close he gets; I'm certainly not backing down. The street lamp hangs over us like a camera. Neither of us breaks eye contact. "Now, I'll ask nicely. Hand over the hat. I don't want to have to get physical," he holds his hand out mere inches from my chest. "And I'm answering nicely: go away." I turn around and run to my car, hoping to escape him this time. I'm not wearing high heels or a mini-skirt, as the school had prohibited me from wearing them, just in case I do need to do some serious running. I've only recently started wearing such clothes when a year ago a guy broke my heart. The only guy I have ever loved. I'd like to think he made me this way, flirty, more...well more. But I'm not giving him credit for anything. My tight skinny jeans pinch into my thighs, and the wind blows up my loose blouse. He pounds into me so my face is pressed against my car and he has his hands wrapped around mine. I feel like I am being handcuffed by the police. He whispers in my ear. "Shouldn't have touched the hat," he snickers. I'm temporarily shocked that he just pinned me up against my own car, but I soon recover. The shocked expression on my face morphs into a playful one as I force myself out of his grip by twisting around. Getting close and personal, I breathe on his face. He leans in, expecting more. I'm guessing he's used to girls acting this way around his hot body. Well...so am I. Instead of leaning in extra for his lips to come in touch with mine, I redirect it to his ear and whisper seductively, "Who said I was a good girl?" He stiffens slightly and I beep my car open and slide in, rev it up, and zoom off, leaving a very confused guy standing in the middle of the non-busy lane without his hat. Sucker. |
| I like your summary, but the first line is just not doing it for me. The 'bad girl meets bad boy' just sounds cheesy. Maybe you could replace it? Overall, I like the piece. It's interesting and as a teen, I can say it appeals to me. But maybe try to reduce the slang a little...? Use it in dialogues, but not in description. "I frown for a second but then replace it with a cheesy grin like his. I lean down, boobs popping out of my blouse, hair tumbling down my face, lips moist and perky.His grin widens. Yoink!" needs to be changed. Write it a bit more tastefully with a little less detail. Also "Yoink" made me think of something else [refer to previous sentence], so change that as well. Also, is the school called "Spy School"? If it isn't then don't capitalize and if it is, then try coming up with a different name. All in all, nicely written. With a little bit less slang, this could be nicely done. Good luck! |
| What is the best place for teens to work? I recently got a job at a big shoe store, and absolutely despise it. The people are horrible and bitchy, the managers are unqualified, and the overall work is boring. Although, I do get paid quite well. I realize that jobs aren't supposed to be a good time that I get paid for, but I want a job that I at least can tolerate. I want to go into the fashion business; so, I am looking for a retail job. However, I don't like those teeny bopper stores at the mall like Hollister and Abercrombie. On the other hand, most boutiques require associates to be at least 18. I am turning 17 this October. Where can I work? |
| How bout someplace like the Gap, or the Limited or Old Navy. I can tell you that my niece is going to school to be a fashion designer and she worked at Old Navy and loved it. She said that the atmosphere is laid back and fun. Not so staunchy. Best of luck in your search!! |
| How to take teens as a serious young adult singer? how can i seem more adult? because I see that they don't take young artists seriously at all! even if they write the same songs as say a 24 year old. what would it take for the media to take me as a young adult rather than a teeny booper, would i have to show cleavege or what? |
| You have to show talent and ability, and you have to be very exceptional in that. Most people don't take teens seriously because they aren't able to show that they're able to sing as well as a young adult. This doesn't mean forcing your voice to sound more mature. But it does mean that you have to know what you're doing and you have to sound like you know what you're doing. You have to have excellent singing technique and interpretation skills. You have to show how musically mature you are - in other words, actually being able to express a diverse range of different moods and emotional depth in your singing. This is why most teens lose out to adults. You have to have quite a bit of life experiences to be able to convey all the different emotions that different songs describe, even if you write your own songs. Most teens just don't have so much life experience yet. It's not just singing the notes. |
| Im having a birthday party I have no idea what i should do. Imma teens so i want it to be hot but fun. ideas? This party it for me and my friends birthday. Were both teenagers so we want it to be a fun party but also a teeny kinda party. |
| Not sure if it's all girls, but those suggestions are kinda for the chattery among us (yes, us girls): For me at that age (17 now) I just wanted to have fun and chat all night. So we didn't really have anything planned, we were just gonna go with the flow, see what would happen. We put mattresses in the living room, hired some movies and we'd see what we'd do. The only thing that I really had planned was the food. I always like doing something special in that area, like, for example: to gourmet (I'm not sure if that's the word in English (I'm Dutch)), which is where there's a big heating plate on the table and everyone's got it's own little pan to cook. Chocolate Fondue is also real fun to do together, a big pan full with chocolate fondue (www.lhj.com/home/Chocolate-Fondue… and then all kinds of fruits, cookies and cake to dip in it. Or to bake pancakes together or for everyone to create it's own pizza. Or to create your own desert with buckets of icecream, fruits, sauces, whipped cream etcetera etcetera. Although this may be a bit more cheezy and young then mature. (I still like it tho) Also what always will be fun: bowling, miniature golf, swimming, giving each other beauty masks and makeovers and all the other cheesy, cliche girly stuff. If you're not having a sleepover, just a fancy dinner party is so much fun as well, especially when you all prepare it together! With the whole invitation thing and fancy dress code, even tho you might not be that fancy at all! PS: at my party: we ended up watching all the movies rented, making a walk through the forest at 2AM, having huge english breakfast and having chocolate fondue and pizza for dinner. |
| Why do you think teens and tweens pick disney music and actors/actresses as their idols? i don't understand it at all...so i am curious to hear what you guys have to say about it. i mean, there are all these questions on how horrible the stars are and how teeny boopers are stupid, but yet none about why they find them so appealing. it cant be fully due to their looks, because some of them are just ugly as...*beep*. but then again, is it due only to their looks? |
| Because most of them have a pure clean image. I would rather my guy idolize Selena Gomez than Lindsay Lohan.Because the way Hollywood portrays them are polar opposites. |