Aaron Carter
My generation's Justin Bieber. A kid who made shitty kid's music and 10-14 year old girls ate it up.
Aaron Carter by Bill the Patgoat November 21, 2010
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aaron carter
A pop singer who was cute when he was 10, but now is no longer cute. He is famous for his hated songs like "Crush On You" and "I Want Candy."
aaron carter by i don't like you June 2, 2006
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aaron carter
A short blonde wigger who thinks he's black.Just a little dork who sings such wonderful music as "I want Candy".Could sometimes be gay,and has spaz attacks.
aaron carter by Callie iz a child molestor July 23, 2008
Aaron Carter
A teen pop-singer who dated many girls, ranging from celebrities to unknown girls such as April from NY, Amanda from FL, Lyndsay Lohanfrom CA and Hilary Dufffrom CA. He is currently with a girl named Kaci Brown, a former pop singer. They currently live together in Los Angeles, CA.
Aaron Carter's 'I Want Candy' has been overplayed, but still lingers in the hearts of many children.
Aaron Carter by Jamie McMullen June 25, 2007
Aaron Carter
Aaron Carter is asking for donations on YouTube, while his brother is raising a family, and playing at sold out shows.
Aaron Carter by BSBonTOP. February 4, 2020
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