11-Year-Old Cheer PRODIGY Is A 5x National CHAMP!

11-year-old cheerleader Julianne Worrell has her sights set on becoming a WORLD champion!

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[elsjesweeney]

Dad’s like, “make sure everyone knows I’m a doctor” 😂😂😂

[jessieb]

Money cannot buy talent, it's great to see that the parents worked hard and have the resources to put their child into classes that will help her excel at something she is naturally talented at!

[blobsie]

Yes she has privilege yes she is lucky that her parents have money that doesn’t mean she can’t be in a video or succeed as long as she is aware of this there is nothing wrong with it she clearly has the drive and passion

[KandeShack]

I hope she’s able to handle defeat also. That’s the sign of a true champion is how she handles defeat.

[jeankintzler]

Gosh, people can be snarky & mean. What an amazing athlete. Keep up the fantastic work.

[avadoty]

I just wanted to say that this is all true coming from a girl that was on the same team as her 5 years ago you got this Julianne make your dream come true love you

[bridgets]

Cheer IS a sport and you can’t change my mind

[HAlC-uphm]

I think the term prodigy is a bit heavy handed. She's a very hard worker with an elite athlete mentality and parents who have the financial resources to pay for private lessons. Either way, she should be very proud of the commitment and work she's put in. :)

[maxweng]

This is proof that cheerleading is a sport

[audreycook]

As a cheerleader myself cheer is a lot harder than it looks and is massively underestimated so hats off to her

[simplysoftly]

Then theres my mom not letting me be a cheer-leader because
"tHe PaNtS aRe tOo ShOrT-"

[bpeoples]

I don't know what kind of financial help her parent's need with papa doctor and the marble mansion, but she's a very sweet child to even think about helping them <3

[sngray]

I’m surprised that breakdancing is now an Olympic sport but cheerleading isn’t. 🤔

[lillost]

I wish every kid was allotted the opportunities most of these kids have on "No days off". Imagine how many "prodigies" and highly skilled athletes, artist, etc we'd have if every kid was given the chance to find their passion and harness their skills in it.

[TheTfroggy]

I do appreciate when Julianne says she wants to get a scholarship to help her parents out. That’s sweet and shows maturity. But when the parents are saying it, bro. You’ve already spent 4 years of room, board and books on private lessons, travel expenses, team fees, so forth.

[They.Call.Me.Nicole]

She's on Cheer Athletics, she has all the potential to be a world champion 🏆 you go girl! Keep working hard! 👌😁

[foodya]

She seems like she has a natural kind soul on top of being a natural athlete! God bless her future!

[isa.oli]

btw people saying you need to be rich you don’t have to be a lot of kids i know who do cheer are as good as her and practice on their own no extra cost other than the team cost

[karenvincent]

My young cousin started cheering at the age of seven. Because she was small she was always the "flyer". She continued cheering through high school, but now as as adult she is plagued with MANY skeletal problems. I have lost count of the number of back surgeries and she deals with pain daily.