The “Frozen” franchise is the most twisted of all Disney feature animation productions, but The New York Times brings another twist: Boys love “Frozen” and want to be like Elsa—and this is a good thing.
Times reporter Abigail Covington is a cultural reporter who also writes for Esquire and other publications. The woman made the case that “Frozen” and dressing up like Queen Elsa are cool for boys, too, in her article: “The Broad Appeal of the Elsa Dress: Wearing a costume from ‘Frozen’ in daily life has become a pastime for many children who identify with the character, regardless of gender.”
I am hoping “Broad Appeal” is a pun.
Covington wrote:
Dressing up as Elsa, the blond queen with magical powers from Disney’s animated film “Frozen,” wasn’t necessarily Jeff Hemmig’s idea of a good time.
“It was well outside of my comfort zone,” Mr. Hemmig, 43, said.
But he knew…
