We’ve seen a few children impersonating adult VIPS and celebrity figures; this video shows a miniature Sarah Palin who nails the Alaskan governor, right down to the “you betcha!” Can you believe she is only 3 years old?
In a way, this is much like a beauty pageant, I think it’s a bit freaky. Talk about a parent enforcing their views on a child.
Well, I guess this is the last Sarah Palin post I’ll be writing, an absolute corker.
Check out the video and enjoy it. Looking so much like the real thing, in this instance, you have to admit the mini Sarah Palin wins over Mini Obama, hands down.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Child Impersonators
- There is a potential disruptive innovation opportunity in creating a platform for children to safely impersonate and showcase their skills.
- Controversial Parenting
- There is an opportunity for disruptive innovation in providing resources and support for parents who may be inadvertently pushing their children into controversial situations.
- Mini Celebrity Culture
- There is an opportunity for disruptive innovation in creating unique experiences and merchandise around mini celebrities.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Entertainment Industry
- The entertainment industry can capitalize on this trend by developing new shows and creative content featuring child impersonators.
- Parenting Industry
- Companies in the parenting industry could create resources that address controversial parenting and support parents in their decisions.
- Merchandise Industry
- The merchandise industry can create new products such as collectible figurines and accessories based on mini celebrities.
