The article wrote:
> curiously being marketed to pre-pubescent girls, whose role-models today seem to mostly eschew musical instruments in favor of skimpy clothing and “back-up” tapes
There are many teen/pre-teen girls who listen to Bratmobile and Sleater-Kinney and the like, instead of girl pop. So the marketing isn't wrong. Whether or not those girls want a Hello Kitty guitar is another matter.
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The article wrote:
> curiously being marketed to pre-pubescent girls, whose role-models today seem to mostly eschew musical instruments in favor of skimpy clothing and “back-up” tapes
There are many teen/pre-teen girls who listen to Bratmobile and Sleater-Kinney and the like, instead of girl pop. So the marketing isn't wrong. Whether or not those girls want a Hello Kitty guitar is another matter.