The praise was nice while it lasted, Logan.
On Tuesday, the internet was amped when it was reported that the popular doll company, American Girl, was debuting it’s very first boy doll named Logan Everett, a drummer from Nashville, Tennessee.
“Adding a boy to our lineup has been a number one request for a very, very, very long time,” Julie Parks, director of public relations at American Girl, told The Huffington Post.
Parks also noted that the creation of Logan was a response to requests from parents and kids asking for characters with “more experiences, more diversity, more interests.”
Yet, some on Twitter aren’t really buying that.
Many think American Girl’s first boy doll looks a lot like a person that’s pretty prevalent in American culture, bro, and that’s a typical, white, suburban dude.
Here are just a few thoughts about Logan’s appearance from the folks of Twitter:
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