The video, which has attracted more than 1.4 million views, shows Hadwin in a crop top, short shorts, and fur-lined boots dancing freely on a city street, letting her personality shine through every move.
While many tuned in to celebrate Hadwin’s artistry and charisma, the discussion online quickly shifted to her outfit. Some viewers criticized her choice, calling it “annoying” or “not matching,” while others defended her, praising her individuality and energy.
Comments ranged from, “No matter how much you change, you still channel Janis Joplin,” to “She’s young, a star, and can wear anything and still shine.” The split reaction underscores how a rising star who refuses to fit the mold naturally ignites conversation.
At 21, Hadwin is fully stepping into her own as an artist. Little Miss Jagged, years in the making, reflects her jagged edges, personal stories, and unfiltered sound—a sharp contrast to the pre-packaged pop trajectory often expected of young performers.
She describes the album as a diary of her coming-of-age experiences, from discovering love to navigating the pressures of the music industry. Tracks like “Sixteen” revisit formative moments from her teenage years, while upbeat songs like “Electric” capture youthful rebellion and fun.
“This album has been in creation since I was 16,” Hadwin told FAULT magazine. “I feel like I’ve just given the internet my personal diary. It’s a little scary, but I’m loving the thrill of it!” She emphasizes that her music isn’t about pleasing others, but about embracing individuality. “I’m jagged: rough around the edges, but with a little sparkle. I’m not scared to be different; everyone should embrace their uniqueness.”
Hadwin’s freestyle dance video, though brief, reflects that ethos. Her energy, fearless expression, and unapologetic style make it clear that she is creating her own path in the music world. Fans have responded passionately online, with comments such as “Girl, you’re literally divine!” and “I’ve followed you since day one. Proud of you, young lady.”
Whether it’s her music or her spontaneous street performances, Courtney Hadwin continues to remind audiences that talent, authenticity, and courage are always worth celebrating—even if it means sparking debate along the way.
