Addison Rae Fashion Doll - Comfy; Trendsetting Style; Contains 11” Doll and Accessories, Including Headphones, Tablet, and Sneakers, Multicolored

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Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders. It often indicates a user profile. Her “Career” doll also looks stylish in a white top, jeans, and beige cardigan. The stand-out item in the collection, however, has to be Rae’s Deluxe Music Fashion Doll, which has the star dressed in full glam, wearing a white dress and luxe blue coat. The best part? It even plays music. It’s the same feeling, really, as watching a bunch of straight TikToks. While Rae offers flashes of promise, especially when she pops her genuinely winning smile, she doesn’t make the case for TikTok-to-film-stardom here. The chemistry between her and Buchanan is stilted, at best. But it would be unfair to place the movie’s dullness on her shoulders. She’s one of many algorithmically successful parts in this ultimately stale bait for nostalgia, a recipe that does not amount to charm. Lopez, who has been posting on his own TikTok account since late 2019 and has built an online brand by referring to himself as the "father of Addison Rae," does not appear to have significantly lost or gained followers overall since the allegations emerged.

Rae is thus a fitting star for yet another under-baked reboot of teen IP – like the TikTokers appealing to the median of everyone’s average tastes, He’s All That, directed by Mark Waters from a script by R Lee Fleming Jr, is uninspiring, trying very hard to appear like it’s breezy, probably popular in the sense of cultural saturation but appealing deeply to no one. I have dreamt of having my own doll line since I was a little girl,” said Addison Rae. “I worked with Bonkers Toys on every detail of the dolls and toys to inspire young kids to dream big.” In the last week of June, a TikTok video that appeared to have been posted by a user named @iamjessk began circulating on the platform. It showed a woman in a car on a video call with a man, with an on-screen caption that read, "POV: When Addison Rae's dad Facetimes you late at night." The Louisiana native, who has become a worldwide cultural phenomenon gaining popularity through her engaging dance videos and genuine southern charm has leveraged her success to become an actress, singer, business owner of her Item Beauty and Addison Rae Fragrance companies, and brand ambassador to Fortune 500 companies. In doing so, Addison inspires young girls everywhere with her vibrant personality and entrepreneurial success.

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She rose to fame filming viral dances and has amassed more than 88 million TikTok followers, becoming the fourth-most followed creator on the platform. Though she has a massive following on social media, she's kept most details of her personal life private. TikTok sensation Addison Rae has posted content on the platform almost daily for the past three years. To bring even more excitement to this partnership, Addison Rae is adding a new title to her stellar resume, Chief Fun Officer of Bonkers Toys. Known for working with mega influencers in ground-breaking ways, Bonkers Toys welcomes Addison to the family with her extensive expertise in style, design, and social media marketing. Ash's accusations have since been shared by various national news outlets, while TikTokers are using the hashtag #montylopez, which has 183 million views, to discuss the situation. Van Kokeh, IMG VP of Licensing, added: “Addison Rae is an inspiration to her millions of followers around the world and we are delighted to have partnered her with Bonkers Toys to create her first-ever toy line, which we know her fans will love.”

Now 20, Rae has become the face of forces far out of her control: the popularization of dance moves without choreographer credit, the unfathomable fame accrued by average dancing with expressive faces, and most especially the blandness of “straight TikTok” or, as Rebecca Jennings put it in Vox, “pretty people filming themselves being pretty” for an algorithm that rewards mediocrity. The beats of the 90-minute film mirror the original: within minutes, Padgett has discovered her boyfriend, a wannabe viral music star with bleached hair named Jordan Van Draanen (Peyton Meyer), cheating, had her livestreamed humiliation go viral for a particularly unflattering shot of a tearful snot bubble, lost her sponsorships, and bet her social rehabilitation on the makeover of a dud guy of her frenemy Alden’s (Madison Pettis) choosing. The terms: turn Cameron Kweller (Tanner Buchanan), a cynical outcast with a shaggy haircut, beanie and a passion for photography and horses, into prom king in six weeks or be branded a loser, or something. He’s All That does get points for not being too faithful – the update thankfully eschews some of the original’s most glaring flaws, namely: the objectification of women, fatphobia and, most egregiously, the playing of scumbag Dean’s (Paul Walker) sexual harassment of Laney for laughs. Working with Addison Rae and her team has been a thrill for us at Bonkers Toys,” said Bonkers Toys President & CEO, Brian Bonnett. “We have been inspired by all of the positivity she shares with her fans and can’t wait to bring the toys to retail.”

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However, headlines and online discourse about Lopez seem to have taken precedence over and overshadowed some of Rae's recent accomplishments as an influencer, such as her launch of a new doll product named after her. Other influencers and celebrities have now also been roped into the controversy, as Lopez has begun feuding with them online. According to a press release from Bonkers Toys, the collection will include four figures inspired by Rae’s most iconic looks. Rae’s “Beach” doll features her in a pink-and-purple striped dress, while her “Comfy” look has her in a matching pink sweatshirt and sweatpants.