Savannah said she wrote the poem after watching a video by Nash Grier, “What Guys Look for in Girls.” She explains that her poem isn’t a direct argument in response to that video, but rather she was inspired to create her own to present “a message of self-worth, self-love, and self-acceptance.” I think she did exactly that!
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