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Sasha Obama is giving us hot girl summer vibes in the winter with her trendy white nails in a now-viral Tik Tok clip. The youngest Obama sister, who is enjoying college life as a University of Michigan student, showed off her dance moves to Pop Hunna’s viral song Adderall (Corvette Corvette)” with friends. As she should. Like clockwork, she began trending on Twitter with fans rejoicing over her style, swag and ability to sway to the beat.

Sasha appears in the clip wearing a black blouse revealing a gold layered statement necklace and long acrylic nails with rhinestone embellishments. And we’re not the only ones expressing joy over her fresh set; Black Twitter is here to defend the former first daughter against any nail haters.

Because ya know, Internet trolls always have something to say about how Black women style their hair, wear their nails, or the items (expensive or not) they buy. In the words of the most incredible Iyanla moment, “Not on my watch.”

Since her father Barack Obama left office four years ago, Sasha and her older sister Malia  have enjoyed a pretty low-key life, only popping up here and there and, of course, trending each time. Both ladies have remained unproblematic while embracing womanhood. But we expect nothing less from Barack and Michelle’s children.

Originally uploaded by user @pixiestick222 on Tik Tok, the viral clip has since been deleted but not before it was copied and recirculated a massive amount of times.

There should be nothing negative to say about Sasha living her best teenage life. Periodt!

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