“Dream Big, Princess” Shows How Disney Princesses Inspire Young Girls

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It’s been a very exhausting week, which might be why I almost started crying 20 seconds into this video of young girls doing awesome things mixed in with clips of Disney princesses all set to a cover of The Script’s “Hall of Fame.”

In this video, Disney shows, “For every girl who dreams big, there’s a Princess to show her it’s possible.” We see girls being athletes, bookworms, drummers, gymnasts, and more as part of their “Dream Big, Princess” series. In short clips, girls talk about what there dreams are and what Disney princess they look up to. They strive to see the best in people like Belle, go on journeys like Ariel, and to work hard to make your own dreams come true like Tiana.

There’s even a cover of “I’ve Got a Dream” from Tangled that you can’t not smile at! What Disney princess inspires you?

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