How famous do you have to get before you google yourself on the internet?

And is it more like a range? I mean, if you are super rich and famous like Leni Klum, I doubt you spend a lot of time looking at what the internet says about you.

And if you aren’t famous at all, no point in searching right?

The reason I am pondering this is because Kendall Hall is not currently very well known. She is a tumbling, gymnastics, cheerleading gal at a college in California.

She has 25k followers on Instagram, don’t get me wrong. But she isn’t quite rich and famous yet.

So if she searches her name on the web, and stumbles across this post where I wax poetically about her boobs, will she be annoyed? Flattered? Pissed?

The reason she has some followers on IG is because she is a pretty thirsty gal and she tends to post stuff there that gets a lot of attention.

Yes, she’s pretty. Yes, she is blonde, and has a tan that looks like a bronze goddess. Watch out for that skin cancer, by the way.

But posting slow-mo shots of your boobies bouncing around in a sports bra is gonna tend to bring out the pervs.

She has a fiance, lucky guy. I predict Kendall will wrap up her collegiate career and look at two different options.

Option 1, she instructs or teaches, either on public or private payroll, and keeps doing the cheerleading stuff she loves. Fun, rewarding, but not very lucrative.

Option 2, she starts her own racy social media subscription account (OF?) and eases her way into big money.

It will be interesting to see what she decides.

Enjoy the video of her bouncing boobs.

She doesn’t really remind me of McKayla Maroney, but still… gymnastics.