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I’m a cowgirl – people say I look like a buckle bunny because I dress cute at rodeos but I have a very simple reply
A SELF-PROCLAIMED country girl has shared how she deals with insults that are hurled at her by cruel trolls.
Taylor Rousseau revealed that she takes labels such as “buckle bunny” as a compliment.
TikTokTaylor Rousseau loves all things western but is labeled a ‘buckle bunny’ by critics[/caption]
TikTokShe revealed that the term is a ‘compliment’[/caption]
So-called buckle bunnies are often interpreted as gold diggers who only chase cowboys for their money.
A huge buckle is a sign of a cowboy’s achievements.
But, Taylor is proud of her country-girl persona and is often seen rocking western outfits.
In a TikTok clip, she said: “It’s okay to go to rodeos and western events and dress cute. That doesn’t mean we don’t know how to work.”
Taylor shrugged off the criticism by wearing an outfit that featured a belt with a huge buckle.
She also ditched her denim shorts for a pair of ripped jeans.
Taylor finished off the outfit by sporting a loose pink jacket and white Stetson.
She said: “I didn’t feel like the other one was cute enough to get called a ‘buckle bunny’.”
Taylor captioned the video: “Literally it’s a compliment to me now.”
She even included the hashtag “aspiring buckle bunny” in another message to her haters.
In another clip, she sported a red shiny outfit and accessorized the bottom half with a cow print chain belt and oversized white fringe boots.
She stood next to a man wearing a bright yellow cowboy hat, a thick mustache, and a humongous buckle belt.
Viewers loved the confidence that Taylor exuded in the clip.
One said: “Don’t go to Texas if you don’t like buckle bunnies.”
A second said: “THE QUEEN buckle bunny.”
Fans said they loved her outfit and the boots that she was wearing as they wanted Taylor to spill the beans on where she purchased the western clothing.
Taylor is not the only cowgirl that has been labeled a “buckle bunny” by TikTokers.
Jaid Kenzie said the insult was getting a “little old” and told critics to “find some new material.”
And The U.S. Sun reported how western fashionista Georgia Vanzant bashed trolls in a clip that went viral.
A SELF-PROCLAIMED country girl has shared how she deals with insults that are hurled at her by cruel trolls.
Taylor Rousseau revealed that she takes labels such as “buckle bunny” as a compliment.
TikTokTaylor Rousseau loves all things western but is labeled a ‘buckle bunny’ by critics[/caption]
TikTokShe revealed that the term is a ‘compliment’[/caption]
So-called buckle bunnies are often interpreted as gold diggers who only chase cowboys for their money.
A huge buckle is a sign of a cowboy’s achievements.
But, Taylor is proud of her country-girl persona and is often seen rocking western outfits.
In a TikTok clip, she said: “It’s okay to go to rodeos and western events and dress cute. That doesn’t mean we don’t know how to work.”
Taylor shrugged off the criticism by wearing an outfit that featured a belt with a huge buckle.
She also ditched her denim shorts for a pair of ripped jeans.
Taylor finished off the outfit by sporting a loose pink jacket and white Stetson.
She said: “I didn’t feel like the other one was cute enough to get called a ‘buckle bunny’.”
Taylor captioned the video: “Literally it’s a compliment to me now.”
She even included the hashtag “aspiring buckle bunny” in another message to her haters.
In another clip, she sported a red shiny outfit and accessorized the bottom half with a cow print chain belt and oversized white fringe boots.
She stood next to a man wearing a bright yellow cowboy hat, a thick mustache, and a humongous buckle belt.
Viewers loved the confidence that Taylor exuded in the clip.
One said: “Don’t go to Texas if you don’t like buckle bunnies.”
A second said: “THE QUEEN buckle bunny.”
Fans said they loved her outfit and the boots that she was wearing as they wanted Taylor to spill the beans on where she purchased the western clothing.
Taylor is not the only cowgirl that has been labeled a “buckle bunny” by TikTokers.
Jaid Kenzie said the insult was getting a “little old” and told critics to “find some new material.”
And The U.S. Sun reported how western fashionista Georgia Vanzant bashed trolls in a clip that went viral.
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