"You may not recognize this face, but there's a good chance you've seen her in a viral video called Jessica's "Daily Affirmation." In the video, a four-year old Jessica defiantly stands on top of a bathroom sink and affirms her ability to grab life by the horns.

"I can do anything good," she declares, pumping her fists and telling the mirror who's boss.

Jessica's almost a teenager now and we were thrilled to find out she wasn't too cool to do a video talk with us from her home in Los Angeles.

We chatted about her recent rise to internet celebrity, her friends' and family's reaction to the clip and what she's up to now that she's all-growns-up."
Via Neatorama.

All very well and cute...but are we going to have to check in with every viral kid from todays YouTubes later on in life? I see in my future a lot of boring news reports that started with the baby on the cover of Nirvanas' Nevermind, and ends with finding David "After the Dentist" in a back alley huffing glue.

Well I don't really see any of these "Where are they now?" interviews attacking you in the daily news just mostly on internet sites. I dare say, and try this at your own risk, you could perhaps not click on the play button to watch them. It's a radical concept I know.

On a side note, I felt the interview was a little short lived and seemed to have been cut abruptly short at the end... Oh well, maybe Skype went out on them.