hit me up jem and the holograms video clip

But maybe that's not surprising, given the fact that the movie's director is Jon M. Some changes are understandable, but the Jerrica-to-Jem transformation is more Hannah Montana-meets-Justin Bieber-style viral YouTube sensation than anything that resembles the spirit of the TV series. This adaptation of the popular '80s animated series will likely entertain preteen girls, but Gen-Xers who grew up watching the show will find only a few fleeting tributes to the hit cartoon.

Jerrica must balance her newfound fame with Erica's desire for her to go solo, a distracting scavenger hunt to fix Synergy (her father's unfinished robot invention), and a promising relationship with Rio ( Ryan Guzman), her record-label handler. Kimber secretly uploads the video to YouTube, calling Jerrica 'Jem' (the nickname their father had for her) by the next morning, the song's gone viral, attracting attention from Erica Raymond ( Juliette Lewis), the splashy CEO of Starlight Records. After Kimber convinces her sisters to raid Aunt Bailey's garage for costumes, Jerrica eventually loosens up enough to record one of her own songs while wearing a pink wig and heavy makeup.

In the movie, orphaned Jerrica Benson ( Aubrey Peeples) lives with her social media-obsessed sister, Kimber ( Stefanie Scott) their aunt, Bailey ( Molly Ringwald) and Bailey's foster daughters, Aja ( Hayley Kiyoko) and Shana (Aurora Perrineau).

JEM AND THE HOLOGRAMS is a live-action modernization of the popular late '80s cartoon.

Hit me up jem and the holograms video clip