JoJo Siwa Touches on Private Struggle as She Celebrates Perfect ‘DWTS’ Score with Jenna Johnson 

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Spectators *

@@rissadp-m2679 no I meant speculators as in people who are speculating on what’s happening with her life

@@fragilefleur okay , my bad .

I don’t think anyone should disrespect anyone’s struggle. I don’t think she should be judged. I am just afraid that the production of DWTS is taking advantage of this preformed. Being part of the LGBT community this is not the first time that two people of the same sex have participated in a dance competition. We have variety of people in many difference competitions. Maybe that should be celebrated. I will just leave that here.

@@Mistresssly on this Dancing with the Stars is the first time . We all know it’s been done before .

why wouldnt they be safe and healthy

@@allison3852 who said she wasn’t . I just wish that for them .

Ok but she asked it in a very respectful manner. Paps were gonna do it anyway

Why tf do people like JoJo think they're so special that the world need to hear their personal struggles play out ad nauseam like a soap opera? They're so self centered!

The breakup is not confirmed. We don't know for sure they broke up. Just because we haven't seen Kylie on Jojo's SM doesn't mean they broke up.

yeah, i cringed so hard when she asked that question. can’t imagine how jojo and jenna felt

The interviewer asked the question very respectfully and didn't make JoJo feel obligated to go into detail.

@@elizabethh776 sorry what's sm?

@@cynthiaortiz481 I assume Social Media

What happened with her and Kylie?

@@braedynamaro Some people think they broke up.

what if they didn't break up? What if Jojo is going through something else? What if they're still together and Kylie's just busy or maybe she's on vacation? There's been no confirmation that they broke up and I don't believe rumors unless I hear it from the horse's mouth.

@@elizabethh776 then she certainly would have said that...at the very least they are on a break

@Elizabeth H Like they just asked her if she broke up, if her personal issues were not related to her gf, she would have simply deny it. 😶

Except that God doesn’t do the hard work and get you through things. That’s all your own doing. YOU do the hard work. YOU get yourself through difficult times. Nobody else.

@@all_is_well_Mara Those who go with God endure hardship and adversity easier than those who do not. *_R_* 😎

I also worried JoJo was going to get her heart broken. Did we notice something about the other girl that gave us reason to worry?

@@jessicasnaplesfl7474 My only reason to worry was that they’re so young and it was Jojo’s first relationship but she was dropping words like “forever.” Pretty typical of someone that age who isn’t had dating experience, but so much more difficult to go through in the public eye.

@@viviannichols3582 Your reason is reason enough to worry. I shared your concerns then and I still do. Young marriages rarely work out, and celebrity relationships have a poor track record. The FIRST LOVE RELATIONSHIP between two teenagers is particularly difficult, but when this is the FIRST GAY RELATIONSHIP for BOTH, the odds against longevity are HUGE! I continue to hold my breath for JoJo, hoping she can avoid or overcome future traumas associated with living.

@@jessicasnaplesfl7474 With all due respect, and let me clarify, I am entirely aware that you most likely did not say what it is that I am going to touch on with any ill intent, and I'm not a person to speculate or assume, especially overtly, on any minor or significant thing that a person online says, as far as why they said it or where that thought or sentiment stems from, so I'm not, in any fathomable way, approaching this subject or you in a negative, disrespectful, callous, patronizing, or aggressive way, however, what I did want to touch on is why people, so this isn't even necessarily directed towards you explicitly, consciously or subconsciously, in a situation or discussion, like the one that you and the other person were having regarding any potential breakup between Jojo and her girlfriend, choose to go the route of speculating, and some even assume it as some sort of “fact” of the matter, whether there was something, in general, as you put it, or something “wrong” or “off” about someone, and in this case, it is Jojo’s girlfriend, that “gave us reason to worry,” especially when it comes to two very young individuals who are likely both in their first serious relationship, and why people give that particular line of thinking or mentality, which, within itself, is quite innately negative, as far as it somewhat exhibiting how one personally views others, and as I mentioned, either consciously or subconsciously, any amount of energy, substance, or value, instead of one’s initial thoughts, perspective, etc., centering around the most realistic, reasonable, non-judgmental, sensible, plausible, and respectfully expressed conclusion, not to mention that it doesn't get into any amount or level of blame towards either individuals, that this is, and just as all mentioned, two very young individuals who are in love for the first time *[whether this is Jojo’s girlfriend’s first love, I don't know for certain],* and that any of us who have been in love as teenagers should know that, at least in most cases, breakups are typically inevitable and that they can happen for a multitude of differencing reasons. Now, is what you asked, as far as “Did we notice something about the other girl that gave us reason to worry,” the most disrespectful, harmful, unnecessary, and negative thing in the world? Of course not, lol, nor am I shaming you in any way because of you asking that to the person. What I am saying, however, is that I wish more people would take the time to thoroughly, adequately, cognitively, and critically think about what it is that they are going to say, especially publicly online, and even more so when it is in regards to another human being in whatever situation, event, or circumstance, and truthfully and honestly ask themselves what precisely does my expressed thoughts, notions, etc., do for not just the situation itself but what does it do for those, particularly those incredibly impressionable, who will see my comment or comments, as well as ask themselves whether their thoughts, opinions, questions, etc., that they want to express publicly, serve any positive value or do anything good for the situation before they make the conscious decision to hit that send or enter button and upload it to the internet for anybody and everybody to see. I say this because people, in general, so I'm not even talking about you specifically, or even at all, especially, nowadays, will seemingly say just about anything that crosses their mind, even if it's just a fleeting thought, and often say it “loud and proud,” so to speak, online and not seem to give a single shit about any potential negative impact it may have on those they are talking about, those who may see it, and so on, and I'm not talking about *real* and *legitimate* constructive criticism *[emphasis on the real and legitimate aspect because, and just like a whole shit load of words, terms, and their correct definitions, people are progressively distorting, muddying, misconstruing, and invalidly and inaccurately redefining what “constructive criticism” is and what exemplifies or constitutes as being actual constructive criticism, lol],* reasonable concerns, respectful and realistic opinions, or several other things that people could potentially say about something, that are not things that should leave a negative impact or effect on others, but even then, these are still things that people, as a whole, should still put forth the respectable effort to process and cognitively assess what it is that they are about say before saying it, lol. I am not, and not even in the slightest of ways, someone who co-signs or remotely agrees with cancel-culture, SJW, or as I call them, the self-appointed and wildly entitled vigilantes who have a false belief that they “possess the righteous moral compass,” the irrational magnifying glass that so many people in society are placing over every word, move, action, decision, thought, breath, blink, etc., that someone says or does, especially those who have a public presence or platform, the ever-growing and present amount of unnecessary sensitivity *[I say it that way because being sensitive is not inherently a bad thing, and I don't necessarily agree with calling people “overly sensitive,” especially after taking the time to reflect on what and why things like this are happening. However, there is a shockingly vast amount of sensitivity that is undoubtedly unnecessary and could very much be avoided if those certain people were fully equipped, or even somewhat, with a far less superficial, black and white, all or nothing, “take it at face value,” no amount of nuance, extremist, strictly straightforward, simplified thinking and reasoning with innately complicated and complex matters, complicated thinking and reasoning with pretty straightforward/simple subjects, narrow, confined, sheltered, judgmental, irrational, arrogant, “holier than thou,” inexperienced, and lacking in cognitive and critical thinking and reasoning type of thinking, mentality, mindset, and perspective on life, the different types of people in it, and things or situations that occur in life],* or with how people are so fucking quick, excuse my “French,” to demonize, villianize, condemn, negatively characterize or label, crucify, or pass such an unrealistic, irrational, unexpectable, callous, “out of touch,” extreme, and pass such a definitive and unsubstantiated judgement on one’s entire character as a person, as if we, as humans, are these 1-dimensional, 2-dimensional, or even 3-dimensional beings who are not incredibly complex, complicated, multilayered, multi-faceted, and in most cases, ever-growing, ever-evolving, ever-learning, and imperfect individuals who are destined to fuck up in a mutltide of ways, lol. So, with that said, I don't want you to think that what I'm saying, as far as wishing that people, in general, would take the time to truly think before they speak, much less put it out on the internet for everyone to see, coincides with or represents any of that nonsense that I just expressed. There was this girl who made this comment in response to someone and said how “no, we do indeed have to watch what we say in 2021,” regarding someone specific who got “canceled” for the most ridiculous, unjustified, and unnecessary things, and all because people and their inability to adequately and realistically discern what is reality and what is not, and I started to think to myself, “mm, no, you see, we as human beings, that is if you were taught respectable morals and how to treat others with respect, common courtesy, and human decency, have always needed to watch what we say and how we say it, in a sense,” however, what this girl was talking about is vastly different than that and represents that cancel-culture mindset of placing every little thing under this moral microscope, irrationally, not to mention in the most “out of touch” and entitled of ways, thinking that it is one’s “duty” or “job” to hold complete ass strangers accountable for every little thing that could potentially “hurt someone’s feelings,” or like they believe how it could potentially cause “serious harm and damage to someone,” without rationally questioning and identifying what precisely and just how much could this thing realistically “harm” someone, let alone to the point where it negatively affects their day-to-day lives, ironically when one can't even hold their damn selves accountable for their very own actions, particularly regarding how they choose to “hold this stranger accountable,” and all of the things that they say about them in the process, as well as her comment representing everything that is going wrong with our society when it comes to this particular mindset, thinking, and actions. Now, although all of these things that I mentioned are crucial and significant in our society today, and as I have said several times now lol, that is not what I mean when I said what I did about that one detail of your response to the other individual. In the end, all I'm saying is that I wish people would try their best to refrain from putting out any amount of unnecessary negativity, whether it is something quite “minor,” like in this case, or more extreme and significant, like those who have no issue with saying the most hateful, disrespectful, judgmental, obnoxious, unnecessary, superficial, like criticizing someone’s physical appearance or talent, and ignorant nonsense, and honestly ask themselves “what purpose does this serve” or “am I contributing to anything of value or anything positive” before saying anything. After all of that, that's all I got, lol.

@@katek.4692 Well, you managed to write a comment longer than the longest one I ever left and I often leave VERY LONG COMMENTS, but as far as I know, NONE OF THEM are hurtful or destructive. I'm not sure why you took such offense to my comment asking an off-hand question of another person who left a comment stating concern for JoJo and fearing she would be heartbroken. Since you took so much time to write this comment addressed to me about my comment which somehow caused you great concern, I'll do my best to reply to your concerns. Whatever my comment or question meant to you, it was much more important to you than it was to me. My question was very offhand and it turned out that both myself and the commenter I responded to were particularly worried about JoJo being so in love so quickly at such a young age. My comment here happens to be one of the very few comments I restricted to TWO SENTENCES and TWO LINES, whether in RU-vid or ANYWHERE else. I rarely write short comments, but there was not much here to address so two lines covered it all for me The first commenter feared heartbreak because of JoJo's age and her public involvement but her reason for concern wasn't mentioned in her comment. My comment was in agreement with the commenter that I too worried about JoJo getting her heart broken where almost all other comments to this video were well-wishers, etc. Since there were few others concerned about heartbreak, I wondered why only two of us commenting about this video were of the few concerned about heartbreak. Did we notice anything others missed? There could have been only two reasons only two of us were concerned enough to mention possible heartbreak. Everyone knows JoJo's age, but nobody else mentioned concern, so was there something, some other reason to be concerned about heartbreak? I didn't know so I asked if there was something barely visible about the other person that either of us might have spotted? Turns out AGE is the major issue and there was nothing else, no other reason. I'm sorry if my comment worried you enough for you to write a full-blown article about it. I'm not accustomed to gossiping so if I made a mistake like what you are referring to by asking my question, it's only because I'm not aware of special rules to follow to offending anyone for any reason, unless it's intentional. My comment was not an intentional slight or attack or anything nasty or intentionally out of line. I can only apologize for upsetting you in any way if you took my question to be inappropriate. This would not be the first or only time I've been unintentionally inappropriate and it won't be the last time, but I guarantee that any slight or offensive wording is unintentional. It's important for you to know that if I said something out of line INTENTIONALLY, there's NO WAY I'd apologize to you or to anyone as I say what I mean and I refuse to be silenced when I believe I'm speaking the truth. This is FAR FROM THE CASE HERE, so I want you to be assured no harm was meant. This isn't Twitter and this video has nothing to do with politics, so my demeanor here is almost always light and cheery, especially when I know most comments are from young JoJo fans. Most JoJo videos make me smile so coming from that place I don't expect deep analytical discussions about anything here. All this was apparently a misunderstanding of intent and an oversight on my part. I will try hard not to deviate too far from the standard intent and flavor of future comments when commenting on JoJo topic videos. I hope this explanation is sufficient to ease your mind.

it 's been a while, so I can say, she did have a breakup.

It's just a speculation. No one confirmed the breakup and just because people are spreading rumors about something doesn't necessarily mean it's true and just because she hasn't mentioned Kylie lately doesn't mean they broke up.

30 years to heal from a break up is not healthy

I thought about Abby too but I remember that she only put one type of dance for JoJo and she didn't believe in her talent in comparison to Maddie or Kalani. Jenna seems like a more supportive and positive teacher for Jojo and you can see her shine instead of Abby who always yells and doesn't motivate anyone.

All I could think was damn, she has surpassed Maddie.

Damn girl, you are funny! 😆

@@viviannichols3582 Did you see the "MADDIE FACES"? JoJo did them BETTER than MADDIE ever did! Someone needs to get Abby to watch this dance and see JoJo's "MADDIE FACES"! JoJo even danced this LYRICAL piece and carried out ballet-type moves she always dreaded! Best of all, HER TECHNIQUE was praised! Abby Lee Miller will NOT believe this is her JoJo, who loathed Lyrical and Ballet! JoJo was PERFECTION! Abby will NEVER BELIEVE THIS!

Especially when the straight best friend is such a perfect match for you and the life you lead.

@@jessicasnaplesfl7474 it's a shame jennas married. Jojo is a better match for her than Val

@@blueberry-ki9ok jenna is 28 I think and people can like older people. Just 10 years

ya'll quit the baseless drama. Gossip is not respectful. stop it. It's 2023 and I'm letting u know you are wrong.

She has one..learn how to spell.

Jenna's already married to Val.

@@hotdogsruleable She seems in love with Jenna but it doesn't mean Jenna corresponds to her.

tf???? did you not hear jojo from the get go say all the things jenna does as a BIG SISTER for her???? just because they DANCE together doesn’t mean there are romantic feelings. jenna is 27 and married, and jojo is an 18 year old girl. don’t assume that just because they care about each other as dance partners and FRIENDS, there needs to be some romance in there. it’s also a bit disrespectful to the lgbt+ community to assume that just because jojo likes girls she has to be in love with any girl she’s close to. this is a really close-minded mindset, just leave them be.

@Daisy Roberts I’m a lesbian, actually, & I can totally feel JoJos vibe toward her. And who could blame her actually? Jenna is gorgeous. But it doesn’t mean JoJo would ever do anything to disrespect Jenna’s marriage or that she would ever cheat on her husband either. Nor does it mean anyone’s wrong for how they feel. And please, I have no intention of disrespecting my OWN community. Y’all need to take a chill pill with that nonsense.

definitely not. sure she loves her. but not in love. she loves her like a sister which they've both said countless times.

Shut up :)

“If you can’t tell your close friends no one else needs to know” yeah, that’s the point, she doesn’t want to talk about it! Imagine not liking a teenager bc she doesn’t want to share her relationship breakup with the world?? That’s weird

Why should she tell us whether she and Kylie are together? How is it that anyone's business, even your business? It doesn't affect your life. She does tell her close friends, including Jenna. She just didn't tell everyone. She might not be as close to those "close friends" as she is to some other close friends.

@@bia3837 And sorta mean.

Keep drinking the “Jojo Juice”

@@trisha9885 quit spitting the mean juice.