Oh, sixth grade . . . a year so filled with drama and puppy love that it's a wonder anyone survives it at all. But most of us experienced it without cell phones and social networks, which is so not the case for kids today! Eleven-year-olds often carry smartphones, have Instagram accounts, and write blogs these days, which leads to plenty of full-blown teenage drama at an early age.

A perfect example of this is a set of texts that went viral, supposedly featuring a conversation between two sixth graders who were "dating." When 17-year-old Madi Nickens tweeted this "official breakup" conversation [1] between her 11-year-old sister and a boy named Joey, the Internet went crazy over the little girl's supreme sass level. Here's how it all went down.

"We need to talk."

"Don't talk to me in middle school."

"Ding ding ding."

Oh snap. She is not taking any of Joey's sh*t! While her grammar leaves something to be desired, you've got to admire this little girl demanding respect from her partner . . . even if his offense was just "hangin wit" another little girl at the park. We've got to admit, we're a little bit jealous of her sick burn; time to add that "ding ding ding" line to the list of awesome comebacks to use in the future. There's no question that this snarky 11-year-old will take middle school by storm, with or without her "boyfriend."