Thousands Demand Beyonce Comb Her Daughter’s Hair

Thousands of people have signed a petition asking Beyoncé and Jay Z to comb their daughter’s hair.

Once 2,490 more people sign and the stated goal of 5,000 signatures is reached, nothing will happen. But it’s all become very controversial.

The petition:

As a woman who understands the importance of hair care. It’s disturbing to watch a child suffering from the lack of hair moisture. The parents of Blue Ivy. Sean Carter A.K.A Jay-Z and Beyoncé has failed at numerous attempts of doing Blue Ivy Hair. This matter has escalated to the child developing matted dreads and lint balls. Please let’s get the word out to properly care for Blue Ivy hair.

The hair in question:

Even though the petition has only been signed (so far) by about .0007 percent of the U.S. population, it has become a big controversy on Twitter:

Read more: http://dailycaller.com/20...z34ZFB3MkX

Well, will you get a load of this one

I demand those same thousands get a grip and care more about important stuff going on in the world around them. Where is a fucking pandemic when you need one?

...And thousands need to mind their fuckin business.

Well apparently, it worked.

http://webcelebdaily.com/...ivys-hair/

Was Beyonce Peer Pressured Into Combing Blue Ivy’s Hair?

MickyDolenz said:

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

Well apparently, it worked.

http://webcelebdaily.com/...ivys-hair/

Was Beyonce Peer Pressured Into Combing Blue Ivy’s Hair?

June 12, 2014 — Leave a comment

The petition has reached over 3,000 signatures, which I am not sure how they thought it would actually affect Blue’s hair. Some people are saying the petition caused Bey to finally comb her hair. Blue Ivy was seen with her hair combed neatly in a bun. Do you believe Bey caved? I do believe that if a mother has her wig tight, her baby girl’s should be just as nice. However, as a parent, we have the right to dress our children, what to feed our children, and how to comb (or not comb) their hair as we see fit. Take a pic below of Blue’s baby bun. I do think this petition is quite silly all around though.

Absurd as this petition is, nice bun

I would also like to point out that more and more African-Americans are wearing their hair natural. I am one of them, have been doing it for a year. My hair looks thicker and healthier. Just keep it moisturized and trimmed. Blue Ivy just needed some grooming to it, if she's to wear it out.

Beautifulstarr123 said:

Really? This became a petition?

Btw, I don't comb my hair every day, just put it in a bun.

2elijah said:

Beautifulstarr123 said:

I would also like to point out that more and more African-Americans are wearing their hair natural. I am one of them, have been doing it for a year. My hair looks thicker and healthier. Just keep it moisturized and trimmed. Blue Ivy just needed some grooming to it, if she's to wear it out.

I am so happy to see that in present-day, so many young and older African-American females, are wearing their hair in their natural styles and not ashamed of it.

Oh absolutely, and it wasn't an easy decision . I had some help from my daughter.

Beautifulstarr123 said:

I would also like to point out that more and more African-Americans are wearing their hair natural. I am one of them, have been doing it for a year. My hair looks thicker and healthier. Just keep it moisturized and trimmed. Blue Ivy just needed some grooming to it, if she's to wear it out.

Grooming means combing. Nothing wrong with wearing your hair natural. Just comb it. While this was over the top it looks like it made someone get off their lazy butt and comb that girl's hair.

laurarichardson said:

Beautifulstarr123 said:

I would also like to point out that more and more African-Americans are wearing their hair natural. I am one of them, have been doing it for a year. My hair looks thicker and healthier. Just keep it moisturized and trimmed. Blue Ivy just needed some grooming to it, if she's to wear it out.

Grooming means combing. Nothing wrong with wearing your hair natural. Just comb it. While this was over the top it looks like it made someone get off their lazy butt and comb that girl's hair.

If the mother has over $1 million in extensions and wigs, with multiple millions in the bank, surely a hairstylist can be found. I think that's what the petitioners were getting at. As you said, this apparently was laziness on her mother's part more than anything else.

I agree. There is a diff between natural hair and hair that does not look combed. Ivy's hair did not look tended to. THat said, that petition is dumb

scriptgirl said:

I agree. There is a diff between natural hair and hair that does not look combed. Ivy's hair did not look tended to. THat said, that petition is dumb

I think the petition was a bit immature but I think the purpose of it wasn't so bad. It's not a question of hair texture (as you said) but it's a matter of appearance. There's no reason that a child's hair should look like that, especially if the parents are multi-millionaires in which one of the parents has a weave collection worth over a million dollars.

shorttrini said:

In other news...Prince FINALLY passed a turd....smh!!

Plectrum Electrum is out?!!

(I do apologise. Just couldn't help it. I hate myself now......)

SeventeenDayze said:

There's no reason that a child's hair should look like that, especially if the parents are multi-millionaires in which one of the parents has a weave collection worth over a million dollars.

I think it has to do with their own elegant image. There are a lot of millionaires that just don't look that pretty all the time.

Cinny said:

SeventeenDayze said:

There's no reason that a child's hair should look like that, especially if the parents are multi-millionaires in which one of the parents has a weave collection worth over a million dollars.

I think it has to do with their own elegant image. There are a lot of millionaires that just don't look that pretty all the time.

I hear you, but I think the outrage is that it appears that she's turning into one of these moms who has an entire team to help her look good but then you look at her daughter and it's not a pretty sight. The child should never look worse than the mother.

SeventeenDayze said:

Cinny said:

I think it has to do with their own elegant image. There are a lot of millionaires that just don't look that pretty all the time.

I hear you, but I think the outrage is that it appears that she's turning into one of these moms who has an entire team to help her look good but then you look at her daughter and it's not a pretty sight. The child should never look worse than the mother.

You have a pernt. There are chicks in the hood who make their child more presentable than that. I wasn't really trying to say anything about this, but then I remember that Beyonce is a Negropean now.

ScarletScandal said:

SeventeenDayze said:

I hear you, but I think the outrage is that it appears that she's turning into one of these moms who has an entire team to help her look good but then you look at her daughter and it's not a pretty sight. The child should never look worse than the mother.

You have a pernt. There are chicks in the hood who make their child more presentable than that. I wasn't really trying to say anything about this, but then I remember that Beyonce is a Negropean now.

Ha! Has she surrendered her "Creole, not black" label? Seems like there's so much phony-ness about her but the fact that her kid, as you said, has kids in the hood looking better this is shameful. I wasn't going to comment on this thread either but seeing the contrast between mother and daughter was shocking.

ScarletScandal said:

SeventeenDayze said:

I hear you, but I think the outrage is that it appears that she's turning into one of these moms who has an entire team to help her look good but then you look at her daughter and it's not a pretty sight. The child should never look worse than the mother.

You have a pernt. There are chicks in the hood who make their child more presentable than that. I wasn't really trying to say anything about this, but then I remember that Beyonce is a Negropean now.

deebee said:

laurarichardson said:

Beautifulstarr123 said:

I would also like to point out that more and more African-Americans are wearing their hair natural. I am one of them, have been doing it for a year. My hair looks thicker and healthier. Just keep it moisturized and trimmed. Blue Ivy just needed some grooming to it, if she's to wear it out.

Grooming means combing. Nothing wrong with wearing your hair natural. Just comb it. While this was over the top it looks like it made someone get off their lazy butt and comb that girl's hair.

Yeah, it appears that the petition works

I've heard so many non-black women on TV defending this by saying it's "natural hair". They have no idea the difference between unkempt, matted up hair and GROOMED natural hair. If someone had straight hair and rolled out of bed without coming it for days on end, no one would say it's "natural", they would say it's a mess! It's an insult to black women who have natural hair styles to say that this matted up disaster on this child's head is "natural".

2elijah said:

Huh?How is India selling weave?

Is it me or are there scores of people that do not know the difference between natural GROOMED HAIR and natural MATTED UP, MESSY hair? Dirty clothes aren't the same as clean clothes. This whole thing is an insult to women who wear GROOMED NATURAL hair.

Besides, why are some people saying that the parents want her to have natural hair but you all know you haven't seen Beyonce's real hair since 2000, on top of that she's been a blonde for damn near twenty years. Geez.