#ask noodle

[the-shrine-of-noodle]

When you were little, did the boys let you dress them up for tea parties and the like? If you did that kind of thing?

Haha! Oh, Russel absolutely loved it, because it was one of the times he could dress up like that and not be judged for it...even by Murdoc. 2D was a little more...shy? But he didn't really mind it. It was also how we started doing each other's nails, which we still do on occasion to this day. But then...there's Murdoc...He won't admit to it, and he grumbled and pouted the whole time, but honestly I think he loved it most of all. He doesn't know how often I caught him checking his makeup in the mirror to make sure it was perfect for our tea.

[asknoodlestuff-blog]

Quick btw: this art style is to match the one over on ask 2D stuff, I have a very different art style than what I'm using right now - Mars the thot

[ask-gaynoodz-blog]

Hello!!!

It’s me, Noodle! Well, you all already know that. Anyhow, 2D told me he was having a lot of fun running his blog (@ask-bluboi2d), so I decided to get in on that! Like he said in his post, the idea is basically an ongoing Reddit AMA, so ask me anything!!!

[sendthenoooods-blog]

Noodle sees you, and is intrigued.

//Ask box is now open!! :’>

[the-shrine-of-noodle]

I thought that radio helmet was just the coolest thing back then! Then again I thought the hair was cool too, so maybe my fashion sense isn't the best.

I’ll be honest...I look back on that hair, and I still wish I had gotten to show it off more. It wasn’t good, but it wasn’t an abomination! It was just...odd. And it definitely showed off my personality at the time! LOL

[the-shrine-of-noodle]

Growing up with the band, Was it ever stressful basically being a child star? You basically have the media watch you grow into adulthood

Honestly, I didn’t really see it that way. The only thing that ever actually bothered me was when people interviewing us would only ever focus on girly things...or even worse, alarmingly sexual things. Bear in mind, this was when I was a child still too. So I don’t only mean now, where it still annoys me if they do that, but when I was far too young to be asked things like that. It was really inappropriate...

But as far as being a child celebrity overall? Nah. I actually really loved the fame and attention. It was, and still is, a great thing...Because we’re not so famous we can’t go without being hounded by the media, but we’re famous enough people who really care about us and our journeys approach us for autographs, and it’s really sweet. It does also help, of course, that I was a child soldier, so I had more than enough means to defend myself. I never really had much to worry about. I truly wouldn’t want it any other way.