Looks like Rebecca Black has some fierce competition with Courtney Stodden in the picture.
Sixteen year-old Courtney Stodden has recently made headlines for marrying her 51 year-old manager Doug Hutchison, known for acting in the Lost series. However, this isn't the first time the young entertainer has made the media. Courtney has a musical background backing her up that many are unaware of.
The Courtney Stodden 'Don't Put It On Me' music video portrays the young diva making sassy statements on a boat. How much more badass could this get? Courtney flaunts a tall drink while stroking her small dog who is wearing a pink wig, all the while stating that it's not her fault if your boyfriend is more attracted to her -- don't put it on Courtney, okay?
Who cares if the lipsynching is a little delayed, the Courtney Stodden music videos are bound to make history.
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The Courtney Stodden 'Dont Put It on Me' Video is Sassy
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