WATCH | Willow Smith shaves head on stage while singing rock version of Whip My Hair
Yes, Willow Smith just gave us a punk-rock version of, the 20-year-old performed as part of a Facebook Live event titledIn a clip shared on Twitter, the singer is seen on stage rocking out to the tune with her hair styled in a fro.
While Willow reaches for her electric guitar, a woman steps onto the stage with a stool and some hair clippers. The mysterious woman then shaves Willow's head. But even with all this going on, the singer doesn't miss a beat and continues to shred her guitar while her hair falls to the ground. #Impressive.
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