One Mom Pointed Out How Inappropriate JoJo Siwa’s New Game For Kids Is And Here’s How JoJo Replied
Even though JoJo Siwa is now 17-years-old, this YouTube star, singer, dancer, and actress is still a huge hit with young children.
She first became pretty well known after being on the reality TV show Dance Moms, and then shot to fame after releasing her songs “I Can Make U Dance” and “Boomerang.”
JoJo also developed a line of hair bows for children called JoJo’s Bows and she launched a line of decor, cosmetics, and accessories.
One of JoJo’s most recent products is a board game geared towards children ages 6 and up, called JoJo’s Juice.
The game comes with a set of questions, truths, and dares written on light blue colored cards.
On January 1st, one mom named Heather Watson took to Facebook to point out just how inappropriate this game was for kids.
Facebook; pictured above is Heather’s post regarding the Jojo’s Juice game for kids
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“If your CHILD has this JOJO game..I think it belongs in the trash,” Heather explained in her post, along with sharing photos of the shocking cards.
“I am just what in the actual… look at these questions, dares etc. This world is SICK!”
In the photos that Heather also posted to Facebook, you can clearly see how inappropriate some of the things printed on the cards are.
Facebook; pictured above Heather took a photo of one of the cards
One card reads, “Have you ever stolen from a store?” Another asks, “Have you ever walked in on someone naked or had someone walk in on you?”
A third says, “Have you ever been arrested?” Many moms took to the comments section of Heather’s post, proclaiming the game to be horrific, disgusting, and insane.
Facebook; Heather shared another photo of how inappropriate the cards are
Word on the internet eventually reached JoJo herself, who shared a video on Instagram and TikTok responding to everything.
JoJo explained in the video, “Over the weekend, it has been brought to my attention by my fans and followers on TikTok that my name and my image have been used to promote this board game that has some really inappropriate content.”
TikTok; pictured above is a screenshot of JoJo’s video addressing the inappropriate game
“Now when companies make these games, they don’t run every aspect by me, so I had no idea of the types of questions that were on these playing cards.”
JoJo went on to say that she was “really, really, really upset at how gross these questions were.” She’s now working to take the game off the shelves.
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