When rainy days give me the blues, I break out my dancing shoes! In the track, which features Alana's sister, Pumpkin, Alana says, "I'm just a small-town girl, living in my princess world. In the fall of 2015, Alana bizarrely attempted to launch a career in music when she released her very first rap single, "Movin' Up." It was produced by Adam Barta, the man behind other reality TV stars-turned pseudo-musicians such as Patricia "Tan Mom" Krentcil and Farrah Abraham (allegedly)." A video for the rap single was also released (above), and feature Alana's parents, Mama June and Sugar Bear.According to , she's been accused in the comments of her posts of "acting black," whatever that means. I'm going to be purple.' Ho, you can't act a color.

The results were predictably hilarious as Alana asked, "Who in the hell is that? She also said, "Hell no," to Brad Pitt, and then, "Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes," to Zac Efron.

If you thought to yourself, "Endless crazy selfies; bizarre, hilarious videos; and an explosion of emoji," you nailed it. White," she said, adding, "And I want to know how the f*** you act a color.

Alana's Instagram is such a unique experience, even proclaimed it "belongs in a gallery of modern art" and that it possibly proves that Alana is a budding "poet and a philosopher in addition to being an artist." Others are not so impressed with Alana's online efforts. Like, oh you wake up one day and be like, 'Hmm, let's see.

Can we all just agree that nothing a 12-year-old does on social media should be taken that seriously?

And can we take that a step further by not attempting to draw said 12-year-old into a debate about cultural appropriation?