3 things James Charles taught my daughter Nola

So, James Charles, I want to thank you as a dad. Now watch this. You taught my daughter three things. Number one, you taught her that being different is not only okay, but it's also being an advantage. There's my daughter right there. Two, you taught her to chase your dreams and go after the things that make you happy, that contribute to other people and help other people be better. There's my daughter being. Helping other people being better right now. And number three, you also helped her discern the difference between good criticism and bad criticism. Good criticism is the stuff that makes you better. Bad criticism is the stuff that's just. People are just saying it to be mean and ignore it and continue to chase your dream. Are those the three things James Charles taught you? Yeah. Okay, well, tell them. Say thank you. Thank you. And she shared this with me. Go ahead, tell them. Tell them three things quickly. I know, but it's better coming out of your mouth. I forgot she's all shy because she's talking to you, James. But. But thank you, bud. You're doing a great job. Oh, look, she's getting all embarrassed. You're doing a great job. Keep it up, brother. You're doing awesome. From one dad to you. All right, Sorry. Oh, now she's getting embarrassed. She's a big fan. All right, talk to you soon, James.