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Hail to the Queen! - Thanks to Skai Jackson’s quick wit on Twitter and her illustrious career, the 14-year-old has made a serious splash over the years. Here’s are just a few of the reasons why we love this Bunk'd Disney star. By Kellee Terrell(Photo: Emma McIntyre/Getty Images)

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Her Twitter Fingers Are Out of Control - We all saw the tweets she unleashed on rapper (and bully) Azealia Banks, especially when she said her memes are more relevant than Bank’s career. Ouch. This young woman can snatch your edges off with all kinds of class. That’s a rare talent. (Photo: Skai Jackson via Twitter)

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She Can Laugh at Herself - When the teen posted a photo of herself waiting in a greenroom to be interviewed on Instagram, it went viral, becoming a hilarious meme. While she could have taken it personally, Jackson instead chose to laugh at herself, even joining in on the fun by posting some memes of herself on her own social media. (Photo: Skai Jackson via Twitter)

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She’s a New-Yawker - Born in Staten Island, the star spends her time between living in Harlem and Los Angeles with her mother Kiya Cole. Cole noted on her own Instagram page that her daughter’s fire comes from being a New Yorker. Translation: She is not the one. (Photo: Joshua Blanchard/Getty Images)

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She’s Been Working Since Birth...Literally  - OK, maybe not straight out of her mother’s womb, but Skai has been in the business since she was 9 months old, working on more than 30 commercials and numerous films and TV shows, including Disney's Jessie, before her new show on the channel, Bunk'd. Talk about being a hard worker!(Photo: at Szwajkos/Getty Images for Child Magazine)

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She's Absolutely Adorable - This 14-year-old is the cutest young woman on Earth! Whether she is made-up or fresh faced, casual or giving us red carpet glamour, she is an utter beauty without even trying. (Photo: Skai Jackson via Instagram)

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She Doesn’t Mind Lending Her Voice - Jackson doesn’t need her face to be at the forefront to sign on to a project. Over the years, she has lent her voice to Isa on Dora the Explorer and Little Fish on Nick Jr’s Bubble Guppies. Stack that paper, baby girl!(Photo: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images) 

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She Is Incredibly Humble - In a recent interview with Premiere, she said despite all the fan messages and tweets she receives, it still hasn’t sunk in that she is a role model and that people look up to her. (Photo: Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images)

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Her and Her Mama Are Thick as Thieves - A lot of stage moms push their kids into stardom, but according to Jackson, as she got older, Cole always checked in to see if this was what her daughter really wanted. Jackson is grateful that Cole supports her career decisions. (Photo: Skai Jackson via Instagram)

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She’s a Great Role Model - With so many negative perceptions about Black girls in our media, it’s really amazing to see Jackson enjoying girlhood, not being over-sexualized and conveying positive messages to girls who look up to her. (Photo: JB Lacroix/WireImage)