Brooklyn and Bailey McKnight are stand-out artists and positive teen role models with a massive digital footprint that reaches over 5M followers daily. The Texas-based, identical twins originally surfaced on YouTube as models for their mother, Mindy McKnight’s, flagship DIY channel Cute Girls Hairstyles, a visually extraordinary series that showcases the art of hair design. The twins quickly became their own personalities and launched a vlog channel in 2013 with a focus on family-friendly lifestyle and teen interests. To date, Brooklyn and Bailey’s channel claims 484M lifetime views.

Brooklyn and Bailey kicked off 2017 with the announcement of their entrance into the music industry. The pair are partnered with Benny Cassette, a music producer attached to Kanye West’s Very GOOD label with a portfolio that includes The Band Perry, Miguel, John Legend, Lily Allen, etc., to create a series of upbeat, uplifting songs that offer listeners a positive message. Their first track, “Dance Like Me,” debuted on Friday, 3/3 to a highly receptive fan base. The McKnight twins will roll out the remaining songs, and music videos, through summer 2017.

Recent accolades for the twins include being listed by Business Insider as one of 13 up-and-coming YouTube stars you should be following and a Streamy Award nomination for their channel. Brooklyn and Bailey continue to be tapped by major brands seeking an authentic voice and family appeal, including Disney, CoverGirl, Clinique, JCPenny's, Hollister and more.

Other McKnight channels include 14-year old sister Kamri (900K on Youtube) and the aforementioned matriarch, Mindy, who continues to operate Cute Girl Hairstyles, as well as newer channels Squared (twin-based content) and Millennial Moms. In addition to their addictive lifestyle content, the McKnight Family is praised by press and fans for being a transracial family with the adoption of Paisley and Daxton.

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Coco has become one of the most influential rising stars of Generation Z.

At just 11 years old, Coco has already showcased her talents throughout the entertainment industry in multiple facets. As an artist, dancer, actress, and model, she has garnered a massive social media presence across several platforms, and her music videos have collectively received over 50 million views. Coco has been featured in multiple mainstream media broadcasts including Lifetime’s “Dance Moms”, ABC’s “Stitchers” and Brat’s “Mani” web series, as well as multiple publications including Tiger Beat Magazine, Just Jared Jr. and J-14 Magazine, to name a few. Coco is now transitioning her life long musical passion into a thriving career as a recording artist.

Her goals and aspirations outside of the entertainment industry are to serve as an inspiration to girls around the globe.

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