I've been working on grouping the SSA top 7000 names by spelling. I already did the girls' list and have been working on the boys' names. Here's what I have so far-- I'm going to go back and re-check the results, but the top names probably won't change much.
1. Aiden
2. Jackson
3. Jayden
4. Jacob
5. Mason
6. Ethan
7. Kayden
8. Noah
9. Michael
10. Liam
11. William
12. Alexander
13. Elijah
14. Matthew
15. Daniel
16. Anthony
17. James
18. Caleb
19. Christopher
20. Benjamin
21. Joseph
22. Joshua
23. Andrew
24. Logan
25. David
26. Lucas
27. Brayden
28. Christian
29. Landon
30. Gabriel
31. Jonathan
32. Isaac
33. Dylan
34. Samuel
35. Ryan
36. Nicholas
37. John
38. Cameron
39. Nathan
40. Carter
41. Connor
42. Isaiah
43. Luke
44. Owen
45. Colton
46. Gavin
47. Jordan
48. Dominic
49. Aaron
50. Eli
51. Wyatt
52. Jeremiah
53. Henry
54. Evan
55. Hunter
56. Julian
57. Jack
58. Jace
59. Tyler
60. Grayson
61. Adrian
62. Zachary
63. Austin
64. Brandon
65. Levi
66. Jason
67. Sebastian
68. Angel
69. Robert
70. Charles
71. Thomas
72. Josiah
73. Bentley
74. Eric
75. Tristan
76. Kevin
76. Xavier
78. Carson
79. Chase
80. Blake
81. Ian
82. Jose
83. Damian
84. Justin
85. Bryan
86. Oliver
87. Giovanni
88. Adam
89. Cooper
90. Parker
91. Bryson
92. Nathaniel
93. Colin
94. Brody
95. Miles
96. Steven
97. Nolan
98. Sean
99. Luis
100. Juan
Tuesday, July 09, 2013
Monday, July 08, 2013
Problematic nicknames?
It's a tiny bit different for girls, for whom an Elizabeth could be Beth or Liz (or Betty, Liza, Betsy or a host of other names),a Jennifer could be Jenny or Jen and a Melissa might be Lissa, Lissy, or Missy (but was usually just Melissa). However, there are those who claim their names would also automatically be shortened (A Catherine friend of mine was often called Cathy, though she hated it).
Interesting factoid: a "nickname" was originally a name not connected to your actual name that other people called you. It had to do with your appearance, personality, circumstances, where you lived or whatever. For example, a guy with red hair called Red-- Red is a nickname. Shorty, Scooter, Honey Boo Boo, Speedy, Slim and Stinky McGee are all nicknames (Maybe it's just a New England thing to refer to someone by his or her most distinguishing characteristic and then adding McGee).
A short form of a name (i.e., Jenny for Jennifer, Matt for Matthew) is technically a "pet form" or "diminutive."
Anyway... Is there a way to nip undesirable diminutive forms of names in the bud? Should you care?
We Didn't Name Him Wowee
New York Times Monday, July 8, 2013by Patrick Wensink
I grew up in a small town (Deshler, Ohio, population 1,799) and that small town is stockpiled with great nicknames.
I have an uncle Shaky. There are guys named Nine Fingers Cunningham and Hunker Haas. My grandfather’s best friend for more than 70 years was Skeet Franz. I even had a Shorty grandma and a Spooky grandma (named for their respective cats).
Nicknames defined these personalities from my childhood. A good, eccentric handle always seemed like harmless fun (when not vindictive) and now function as a mental Rolodex, immediately bringing these characters into sharper definition than those unfortunate nicknameless souls from my past.
I love nicknames.
But lately the tables have turned. You see, people have started giving my child nicknames.
Somehow, I lived 33 years without earning an alias. So, despite my interest in the art form, nicknames weren’t much of a concern when naming our son. “What will you call him for short?” people asked.
“Nothing,” my wife and I said. “He’ll just be Walter.”
As you can imagine, he is not just Walter. Ten seconds after meeting, people rearrange his name with a kindhearted smile. I shouldn’t be mad because these nicknames are a sign of affection. People call him Walt or Wally because they like him.
But for some reason those names cause me to sharpen my tone and squint my eyes. “We named him Walter,” I say, an inch away from waving his birth certificate through the air.
Like some renegade virus, his name has now mutated and become immune to vaccinations. For a young cousin who is still wrestling with phonetics, Walter is known as Wowee on my wife’s side of the family. This new nickname has grown to full-on outbreak status. Frankly, it’s cute and memorable and fits his goofy nature. I should be monogramming Wowee on his shirts, but I can’t get into the spirit.
I am starting to suspect nicknames hold more power than I previously imagined. Much like Marty McFly kissing his mother, it’s becoming clear that a tiny name tweak can send ripples into a person’s future. Or at least the way we perceive nicknames.
For example, the last time I visited Deshler, I ran into a guy known as Doofus for most of the ’80s and ’90s. Even his stepfather called him Doofus. It took me a few breaths to remember that his real name is Justin and he is a grown man with a family. It was hard convincing myself that he is probably not a doofus anymore. That he no longer has a bat symbol shaved into his head helped.
As I tend to do with most things child-related, I began to overreact. This nickname is not just some annoyance, but it could be tied to Walter’s future failures. Who is going to hire a 40-something guy named Wowee?
Thankfully, just as my meltdown began, I discovered a recent Freakonomics podcast, “How Much Does Your Name Matter?” The show was a fascinating dissection of how names influence a child’s economic and social outcome. A good portion of the broadcast was centered around a sociologist, Dalton Conley, who legally named his children E and Yo as a sort of experiment.
Listening to this fascinating story eased my nickname anxiety. My moment of Zen arrived as the host, Stephen Dubner, proclaimed: “From what we can tell, your name is not your destiny, even if your name is Destiny. Or Esme. Or Archimedes, or Kurt.” A nickname may not an obituary for Walter’s future. The man he develops into is far too complex for a single name to control.
But just as the sun began shining on my anxiety, I was reminded of one other nugget from the podcast: “It’s not the name your parents give you, it’s the kind of parents you have in the first place.”
So the nicknames Wowee, Wally or Walt probably won’t determine who my child becomes. But an anxious, overreacting father on the other hand …
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Your Name Does Not Translate Into Irish. Just Get a Tattoo of a Shamrock and Move On.
This is kind of a rant, and I'll apologize in advance. It involves people getting their own/kids'/dead friends/parents/whatever's names tattooed on them in Irish.
pictured here: NOT how you say Jayden Kowalski in Irish
I have nothing against tattoos! I have several of them! I have nothing against the Irish language, I've studied its names for a couple of decades now! If you want to get your name tattooed in Irish on yourself, cool. Please just don't ask me to translate your name and then get pissy when I tell you it can't be done.
This goes out to all the people who write to me saying "I'm going to get my kids' names tattooed on me in Irish. How do you say Britni, Tyler, and Jaydyn Kowalski in Irish and what do they mean?" and then get annoyed when it can't be done.
I understand lots of people get their names "translated" into Chinese, Japanese and occasionally Arabic or Hindi or something. This is different from Irish though, because those languages use different alphabets. Thus, my name (Norah) could be represented as
诺拉 in Chinese. Each of these characters represents a syllable, and though I know nothing about Chinese, I'm assuming the syllable corresponds to "naw" and "ra" or something similar. These characters probably have meanings as well (I used to work with a couple of Chinese women, and they spelled my name out and told me what the syllables meant, but I don't remember what. I think one of them was "a crowd of people."). There are tons of Chinese symbols that are homophones (sound the same, mean different things), so you can find ones with different meanings that still fit your name.
نورا in Arabic. Arabic is slightly different; the letters represent consonants, and the vowels are implied.
ノーラ in Japanese. Again, the characters represent syllables.
Irish is NOT LIKE THIS! The Irish language uses the Roman alphabet, just like English and most other European languages. This means that each letter stands for a sound, and you need a bunch of consonants and vowels to make a word.
Let's have a little (totally over-simplified) history. The Celts were a collection of tribes unified by a language spoken throughout Europe. They settled in various places, including the present-day British Isles and western France and Spain where their languages still are spoken to some extent. The original Celtic language became the Goidelic (Irish Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic and Manx) and Brythonic (Welsh, Breton, Cornish) languages. Irish Gaelic was the one spoken in Ireland.
One type of name that can be written in Irish is the already Irish name that has been "anglicized" or given an English form. Some first name examples of this are: Brian (Brían), Kevin (Caoimhinn), Brigid/Bridget (Bríd), Aidan (Aodhán) and Neil (Niall). Some last names: Murphy (Ó Murchú), Rooney (Ó Ruainaidh), McCarthy (mac Cárthaigh) and McFadden (mac Pháidín). Please note again that the Irish versions of these names DO NOT necessarily sound like their anglicized counterparts. A lot of people make this assumption, for example, naming their kid Aodhán, but pronouncing it like Aidan (Aodhán is something more like /ee YAWN/). The reverse is also true: Irish Gaelic has its own pronunciation, so giving a kid an Irish Gaelic name like Caitlin /COT leen/, /COTs leen/ or Aislinn /ASH lin/ and then pronouncing it like /KATE lin/ or /AIZ lin/ (people keep writing to me about this name, wanting to pronounce it anything from /ace LEEN/ to /EYEZ lin/) is kind of like naming a kid the French name François or Spanish name José and pronouncing them /FRAN koice/ and Josie.
Another type of name that can be translated into Irish are names that were brought to Ireland by the Normans in the 12th century. The Normans assimilated into Irish culture, and thus their names became "Irishized." Examples of this are Robert (Roibeard), Richard (Risteard), Ralph (Rádhulbh), Henry (Anraí) etc.
Since when the Normans settled in Ireland they brought Christianity, Biblical names are another type of name that can be translated into Irish. Note: it's mostly New Testament names that were used in Irish (John, James, Mary, Matthew etc.), though some Old Testament names are found as well (Joseph, Adam, Michael).
There are a smattering of other names that have been translated into Irish, but generally most foreign names cannot be translated. Or rather, they may be able to be transliterated into Irish Gaelic spellings, but not directly translated. Keep in mind, though, the Irish alphabet has no J, K, Q, V, W, X, Y, or Z, and has strict rules about vowel usage. So, if you were to spell Akira out in Gaelic, it would give you something weird, like Áicíria /AW (ih)keer a/. However, since this is just a transliteration of the sounds in the name Akira, it doesn't have an actual meaning in Irish.
Most names in the USA that people are giving their kids these days are not translatable into Irish. The 20th century brought us a renaissance in names, with many of the top names were invented in, or used in a first name context for the first time in that century (Linda, Sharon, Melissa, Brad, Brittani, Ashley, Jayden, Madison, etc.)
So, don't yell at me if I can't translate your kids' names!
I have nothing against tattoos! I have several of them! I have nothing against the Irish language, I've studied its names for a couple of decades now! If you want to get your name tattooed in Irish on yourself, cool. Please just don't ask me to translate your name and then get pissy when I tell you it can't be done.
This goes out to all the people who write to me saying "I'm going to get my kids' names tattooed on me in Irish. How do you say Britni, Tyler, and Jaydyn Kowalski in Irish and what do they mean?" and then get annoyed when it can't be done.
I understand lots of people get their names "translated" into Chinese, Japanese and occasionally Arabic or Hindi or something. This is different from Irish though, because those languages use different alphabets. Thus, my name (Norah) could be represented as
诺拉 in Chinese. Each of these characters represents a syllable, and though I know nothing about Chinese, I'm assuming the syllable corresponds to "naw" and "ra" or something similar. These characters probably have meanings as well (I used to work with a couple of Chinese women, and they spelled my name out and told me what the syllables meant, but I don't remember what. I think one of them was "a crowd of people."). There are tons of Chinese symbols that are homophones (sound the same, mean different things), so you can find ones with different meanings that still fit your name.
نورا in Arabic. Arabic is slightly different; the letters represent consonants, and the vowels are implied.
ノーラ in Japanese. Again, the characters represent syllables.
Irish is NOT LIKE THIS! The Irish language uses the Roman alphabet, just like English and most other European languages. This means that each letter stands for a sound, and you need a bunch of consonants and vowels to make a word.
Let's have a little (totally over-simplified) history. The Celts were a collection of tribes unified by a language spoken throughout Europe. They settled in various places, including the present-day British Isles and western France and Spain where their languages still are spoken to some extent. The original Celtic language became the Goidelic (Irish Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic and Manx) and Brythonic (Welsh, Breton, Cornish) languages. Irish Gaelic was the one spoken in Ireland.
The English eventually took control of Ireland in the 15th century and brought with them the English language. This is a long and complicated discussion fraught with political/social etc. implications. Let's just say, as it refers to names, the English started transliterating peoples' names into English, because the English took over the Irish bureaucracy (or created one) and started keeping records in English (or sometimes Latin because educated English people were way into Latin). Thus, an Irish man named Donnchadh Mac Cuilinn became Dennis Cullen in records. Or maybe he became Donatus Quillan or Dionysus Collins. There was no standardization of Irish names, so a person's "translation" of a name may be recorded several different ways depending on who was recording it. Eventually, Irish Gaelic declined as a spoken language throughout the subsequent centuries, mostly because it was outright banned, and also because an idea entered the culture that it was "backwards" or speaking it would "hold one back." What this meant for naming was that people started being named Anglicized versions of Irish names instead of the original Irish forms.
The Anglicized versions of names are not completely equivalent to their Irish Gaelic counterparts. Think of reading a name in a foreign language. Japanese names are a good example of this: Someone named あきら would be called Akira in English, although in Japanese the sounds are not equal to English sounds (i.e., in English it would be /uh KEER uh/ while in Japanese it's more like /ah-kee-rah/ with the "r" rolled). A lot of times, English names that sounded similar to an Irish name were assigned, based on sound alone. For example, the Irish name Sorcha /SUR uh kha/ was "translated" as Sarah, and you can still find the meaning as "Irish form of Sarah" in a lot of name books (name books are notoriously incorrect about a lot of things, but that's another discussion). The two names don't share anything but a similar sound, as Sorcha means "light" in Irish, and Sarah is a Hebrew name meaning "princess."
So, what names CAN be translated into Irish?
So, what names CAN be translated into Irish?
One type of name that can be written in Irish is the already Irish name that has been "anglicized" or given an English form. Some first name examples of this are: Brian (Brían), Kevin (Caoimhinn), Brigid/Bridget (Bríd), Aidan (Aodhán) and Neil (Niall). Some last names: Murphy (Ó Murchú), Rooney (Ó Ruainaidh), McCarthy (mac Cárthaigh) and McFadden (mac Pháidín). Please note again that the Irish versions of these names DO NOT necessarily sound like their anglicized counterparts. A lot of people make this assumption, for example, naming their kid Aodhán, but pronouncing it like Aidan (Aodhán is something more like /ee YAWN/). The reverse is also true: Irish Gaelic has its own pronunciation, so giving a kid an Irish Gaelic name like Caitlin /COT leen/, /COTs leen/ or Aislinn /ASH lin/ and then pronouncing it like /KATE lin/ or /AIZ lin/ (people keep writing to me about this name, wanting to pronounce it anything from /ace LEEN/ to /EYEZ lin/) is kind of like naming a kid the French name François or Spanish name José and pronouncing them /FRAN koice/ and Josie.
Another type of name that can be translated into Irish are names that were brought to Ireland by the Normans in the 12th century. The Normans assimilated into Irish culture, and thus their names became "Irishized." Examples of this are Robert (Roibeard), Richard (Risteard), Ralph (Rádhulbh), Henry (Anraí) etc.
Since when the Normans settled in Ireland they brought Christianity, Biblical names are another type of name that can be translated into Irish. Note: it's mostly New Testament names that were used in Irish (John, James, Mary, Matthew etc.), though some Old Testament names are found as well (Joseph, Adam, Michael).
There are a smattering of other names that have been translated into Irish, but generally most foreign names cannot be translated. Or rather, they may be able to be transliterated into Irish Gaelic spellings, but not directly translated. Keep in mind, though, the Irish alphabet has no J, K, Q, V, W, X, Y, or Z, and has strict rules about vowel usage. So, if you were to spell Akira out in Gaelic, it would give you something weird, like Áicíria /AW (ih)keer a/. However, since this is just a transliteration of the sounds in the name Akira, it doesn't have an actual meaning in Irish.
Most names in the USA that people are giving their kids these days are not translatable into Irish. The 20th century brought us a renaissance in names, with many of the top names were invented in, or used in a first name context for the first time in that century (Linda, Sharon, Melissa, Brad, Brittani, Ashley, Jayden, Madison, etc.)
So, don't yell at me if I can't translate your kids' names!
Friday, June 07, 2013
More 2012 highlights: GIRLS
| Popularity Falling | Popularity Gaining | |||
| Joselle | -83% | Cataleya | 2852% | |
| Marianny | -79% | Asani | 543% | |
| Thaily | -79% | Khaleesi | 503% | |
| Ramey | -79% | Bay | 470% | |
| Nyjae | -77% | Nashly | 465% | |
| Tramiyah | -77% | Narjes | 460% | |
| Tyesha | -77% | Irlanda | 450% | |
| Avina | -77% | Diem | 409% | |
| Gredmarie | -77% | Maripaz | 322% | |
| Ceasia | -76% | Layden | 320% | |
| Diona | -76% | Adley | 301% | |
| Danieliz | -75% | Arrow | 300% | |
| Yaeli | -75% | Marceline | 300% | |
| Jasira | -74% | Shanik | 294% | |
| Jayliani | -74% | Mairely | 280% | |
| Omaya | -74% | Betzabeth | 280% | |
| Trinae | -74% | Esbeidy | 271% | |
| Karsten | -72% | Jordi | 271% | |
| Safina | -72% | Sable | 260% | |
| Daryl | -71% | Nilani | 250% | |
| Samiksha | -71% | Rooney | 250% | |
| Axelle | -71% | Zenovia | 250% | |
| Ayasha | -71% | Eldana | 250% | |
| Janelyn | -71% | Sutton | 248% | |
| Nazirah | -71% | Jaylianis | 240% | |
| Aymen | -70% | Kazaria | 240% | |
| Aracelis | -70% | Lamari | 240% | |
| Neftali | -70% | Zephyr | 233% | |
| Shaima | -69% | Lydiana | 229% | |
| Greidys | -68% | Marigold | 229% | |
| Brittanya | -68% | Mckinsley | 229% | |
| Dangela | -68% | Ayat | 226% | |
| Marijah | -68% | Litzy | 225% | |
| Charliann | -68% | Hartlyn | 222% | |
| Hinata | -68% | Alanda | 220% | |
| Daryn | -68% | Aubreelynn | 220% | |
| Jadia | -68% | Celise | 220% | |
| Naina | -68% | Katieann | 220% | |
| Ashani | -67% | Lakely | 220% | |
| Makendra | -67% | Lucilia | 217% | |
| Rokia | -67% | Aradhana | 214% | |
| Velma | -67% | Lilymae | 210% | |
| Zuleidy | -67% | Maelia | 200% | |
| Alegria | -67% | Anushri | 200% | |
| Bless | -67% | Island | 200% | |
| Tawny | -67% | Malone | 200% | |
| Yufei | -67% | Milove | 200% | |
| Solash | -67% | Olanna | 200% | |
| Deetya | -67% | Ronica | 200% | |
| Zolie | -65% | Urijah | 200% | |
| Danett | -65% | Fiora | 200% | |
| Seema | -65% | Scottie | 200% | |
| Neida | -65% | Amrit | 200% | |
| Shamaria | -65% | Ohana | 200% | |
| Mayara | -64% | Harshitha | 200% | |
| Joviana | -64% | Dianelly | 192% | |
| Judit | -64% | Yanilen | 192% | |
| Kenasia | -64% | Cree | 191% | |
| Maydelin | -64% | Luann | 190% | |
| Radiance | -64% | Anapaula | 189% | |
| Sam | -64% | Jashya | 188% | |
| Chaslyn | -64% | Valen | 187% | |
| Kanijah | -64% | Basil | 186% | |
| Dianelys | -64% | Bryndle | 186% | |
| Taycee | -64% | Arshi | 183% | |
| Tianni | -64% | Manvi | 183% | |
| Keriann | -64% | Bellanie | 180% | |
| Ashari | -63% | Hinley | 180% | |
| Miral | -63% | Kazmira | 180% | |
| Makina | -63% | Lalana | 180% | |
| Grady | -63% | Merlina | 180% | |
| Tanijah | -63% | Randa | 180% | |
| Nakira | -63% | Rubina | 180% | |
| Shakayla | -63% | Sophiagrace | 180% | |
| Arthi | -62% | Brenlynn | 175% | |
| Akanksha | -62% | Mulan | 175% | |
| Alekhya | -62% | Beyza | 171% | |
| Athea | -62% | Esmie | 171% | |
| Clancy | -62% | Judea | 171% | |
| Darianny | -62% | Snow | 169% | |
| Kabria | -62% | Yalexi | 167% | |
| Kenda | -62% | Zissel | 167% | |
| Nashiya | -62% | Xela | 167% | |
| Surabhi | -62% | Jett | 167% | |
| Tashi | -62% | Gala | 167% | |
| Asianna | -61% | Katiana | 164% | |
| Delaine | -61% | Zenobia | 164% | |
| Toria | -61% | Emunah | 163% | |
| Shaya | -61% | Carliana | 160% | |
| Aarohi | -61% | Solie | 160% | |
| Aashka | -60% | Janney | 159% | |
| Annlee | -60% | Amazin | 157% | |
| Breindel | -60% | Hava | 157% | |
| Herlinda | -60% | Hila | 157% | |
| Mariangela | -60% | Skyrah | 157% | |
| Jezabella | -60% | Meenakshi | 156% | |
| Syriana | -60% | Azalee | 155% | |
| Lior | -60% | Lillynn | 154% | |
| Sukhmani | -60% | Nuvia | 154% | |
| Kade | -59% | Adaora | 150% | |
| Couture | -59% | Aika | 150% | |
| Leandria | -59% | Anzal | 150% | |
| Shada | -59% | Feven | 150% | |
| Yamila | -59% | Tayva | 150% | |
| Alayza | -59% | Meta | 150% | |
| Gayatri | -58% | Nandana | 150% | |
| Isaly | -58% | Nanette | 150% | |
| Lashayla | -58% | Robbie | 150% | |
| Lydie | -58% | Nusaybah | 150% | |
| Maxie | -58% | Zaya | 149% | |
| Nevaehly | -58% | Amri | 148% | |
| Romya | -58% | Azuri | 145% | |
| Ruchama | -58% | Emmalise | 144% | |
| Sahori | -58% | Ruwayda | 144% | |
| Sylar | -58% | Celestine | 143% | |
| Ishita | -58% | Zlata | 143% | |
| Hiliana | -58% | Batsheva | 141% | |
| Celestina | -58% | Jariana | 140% | |
| Janaria | -58% | Laylaann | 140% | |
| Yania | -58% | Misaki | 140% | |
| Samyuktha | -58% | Sarabi | 140% | |
| Lanelle | -57% | Graciana | 138% | |
| Yen | -57% | Vasiliki | 138% | |
| Zienna | -57% | Lawson | 136% | |
| Xiclaly | -57% | Canaan | 133% | |
| Meghana | -57% | Ruba | 133% | |
| Britlyn | -57% | Sua | 133% | |
| Kawthar | -57% | Venezia | 133% | |
| Sadeen | -56% | Bibi | 133% | |
| Safari | -56% | Hajra | 133% | |
| Abeer | -56% | Zabrina | 133% | |
| Enedina | -56% | Carlina | 132% | |
| Aishi | -55% | Sarika | 129% | |
| Arijana | -55% | Lakota | 126% | |
| Coumba | -55% | Kadijatou | 125% | |
| Dante | -55% | Sonam | 125% | |
| Elke | -55% | Essie | 125% | |
| Fatim | -55% | Melrose | 125% | |
| Jaryn | -55% | Kit | 122% | |
| Kirsty | -55% | Modesty | 122% | |
| Lavonne | -55% | Arantza | 122% | |
| Maleana | -55% | Brooklee | 121% | |
| Mauricia | -55% | Ahlam | 121% | |
| Shiza | -55% | Haddie | 121% | |
| Alika | -55% | Ambriella | 120% | |
| Khori | -55% | Clarabella | 120% | |
| Geetika | -54% | Clodagh | 120% | |
| Jakaylin | -54% | Feather | 120% | |
| Javae | -54% | Idella | 120% | |
| Kamali | -54% | Kaho | 120% | |
| Kandra | -54% | Kale | 120% | |
| Kemper | -54% | Keerat | 120% | |
| Ola | -54% | Makayden | 120% | |
| Yaresly | -54% | Meiling | 120% | |
| Kimi | -54% | Niani | 120% | |
| Eiliyah | -54% | Rakeb | 120% | |
| Zamara | -54% | Rejoice | 120% | |
| Kesley | -53% | Rinad | 120% | |
| Anavictoria | -53% | Sahily | 120% | |
| Lalita | -53% | Stoney | 120% | |
| Lavanya | -53% | Astoria | 120% | |
| Purity | -53% | Eiza | 120% | |
| Simara | -53% | Janetta | 120% | |
| Triana | -53% | Lian | 120% | |
| Caramia | -53% | Alitza | 119% | |
| Hina | -53% | Kamoria | 118% | |
| Joylynn | -53% | Palmer | 117% | |
| Shalini | -53% | Chanley | 117% | |
| Vivia | -53% | Lan | 117% | |
| Annaclaire | -53% | Ritaj | 117% | |
| Hoda | -53% | Sohanny | 117% | |
| Harshini | -52% | Blakely | 117% | |
| Killian | -52% | Imogene | 115% | |
| Mattingly | -52% | Abena | 114% | |
| Ndeye | -52% | Berit | 114% | |
| Sagan | -52% | Jaylise | 114% | |
| Akina | -52% | Laritza | 114% | |
| Dori | -52% | Salah | 114% | |
| Aneira | -52% | Miamor | 113% | |
| Lilyrose | -52% | Mairim | 113% | |
| Marielena | -52% | Blossom | 112% | |
| Orla | -51% | Bessie | 111% | |
| Alishba | -51% | Mariaisabel | 111% | |
| Mileidy | -51% | Parnika | 111% | |
| Zuleyka | -51% | Aulani | 110% | |
| Sadia | -51% | Aibhlinn | 110% | |
| Solange | -50% | Bowie | 110% | |
| Atlanta | -50% | Hidaya | 110% | |
| Enola | -50% | Kalasia | 110% | |
| Haani | -50% | Pierce | 110% | |
| Harjot | -50% | Sophiarose | 110% | |
| Khalil | -50% | Benita | 109% | |
| Larsyn | -50% | Rynn | 109% | |
| Mahalie | -50% | Merry | 109% | |
| Mazlyn | -50% | Breslyn | 109% | |
| Pollyanna | -50% | Raima | 108% | |
| Rechel | -50% | Summerlyn | 108% | |
| Surai | -50% | Thelma | 108% | |
| Temitope | -50% | Ciel | 107% | |
| Turner | -50% | Eh | 107% | |
| Celicia | -50% | Davis | 107% | |
| Claritza | -50% | Azura | 106% | |
| Elham | -50% | Talon | 106% | |
| Ismerai | -50% | Amen | 106% | |
| Nafisa | -50% | Aberdeen | 100% | |
| Princesa | -50% | Afifa | 100% | |
| Sulamita | -50% | Amarielle | 100% | |
| Canyon | -50% | Arisela | 100% | |
| Demiana | -50% | Azani | 100% | |
| Hajira | -50% | Belia | 100% | |
| Jakai | -50% | Calvary | 100% | |
| Jakaylee | -50% | Charlsie | 100% | |
| Rifka | -50% | Emmett | 100% | |
| Sacred | -50% | Enma | 100% | |
| Sokhna | -50% | Ghadeer | 100% | |
| Aoki | -50% | Gibson | 100% | |
| Cohen | -50% | Hasna | 100% | |
| Marializ | -50% | Israella | 100% | |
| Mishal | -50% | Jensie | 100% | |
| Sudiksha | -50% | Joydan | 100% | |
| Maleny | -50% | Korea | 100% | |
| Valeska | -50% | Lise | 100% | |
| Varnika | -50% | Matisse | 100% | |
| Bellina | -50% | Navika | 100% | |
| Hanalei | -50% | Padme | 100% | |
| Mashayla | -50% | Saumya | 100% | |
| Sahithi | -50% | Shylar | 100% | |
| Basma | -50% | Suvi | 100% | |
| Peace | -50% | Tayten | 100% | |
| Nuha | -50% | Yasirah | 100% | |
| Tylasia | -50% | Yuleimi | 100% | |
| Suki | -50% | Analilia | 100% | |
| Mylene | -50% | Arceli | 100% | |
| Nataya | -50% | Jinan | 100% | |
| Hadeel | -50% | Kalayla | 100% | |
| Milca | -50% | Karuna | 100% | |
| Aixa | -50% | Lucely | 100% | |
| Aliciana | -50% | Luisana | 100% | |
| Darian | -49% | Madonna | 100% | |
| Lakshmi | -49% | Mahum | 100% | |
| Tanasia | -49% | Mala | 100% | |
| Rivers | -49% | Mirage | 100% | |
| Jamyria | -48% | Naw | 100% | |
| Aashika | -48% | Toluwanimi | 100% | |
| Dayanne | -48% | Ajayla | 100% | |
| Brogan | -48% | Dilara | 100% | |
| Zanaria | -48% | Gabrielly | 100% | |
| Hanifa | -47% | Janala | 100% | |
| Latavia | -47% | Jaxi | 100% | |
| Areeba | -47% | Makana | 100% | |
| Danity | -47% | Merly | 100% | |
| Kayna | -47% | Samyria | 100% | |
| Mersadie | -47% | Shanzay | 100% | |
| Sarahgrace | -47% | Taliana | 100% | |
| Shahad | -47% | Cece | 100% | |
| Larae | -47% | Delta | 100% | |
| Aissata | -47% | Evania | 100% | |
| Dashawna | -47% | Graciemae | 100% | |
| Janira | -47% | Nairobi | 100% | |
| Libni | -47% | Zamzam | 100% | |
| Rinnah | -47% | Arbor | 100% | |
| Yashira | -47% | Han | 100% | |
| Yorley | -47% | Jocabed | 100% | |
| Britt | -46% | Naba | 100% | |
| Diala | -46% | Allure | 100% | |
| Manasvi | -46% | Loveah | 100% | |
| Lexia | -46% | Odyssey | 100% | |
| Sruthi | -46% | Queena | 100% | |
| Makai | -46% | Tionne | 100% | |
| Dominica | -46% | Chavy | 100% | |
| Ruqayyah | -46% | Jumana | 100% | |
| Lisandra | -46% | Moksha | 100% | |
| Amabella | -45% | Siddhi | 100% | |
| Anu | -45% | Winry | 100% | |
| Avarae | -45% | Saskia | 100% | |
| Corinthia | -45% | Lorielle | 100% | |
| Dhruti | -45% | Rosella | 100% | |
| Hilinai | -45% | Renesmee | 100% | |
| Mairi | -45% | Faelynn | 97% | |
| Marabella | -45% | Davia | 97% | |
| Mystic | -45% | Haya | 95% | |
| Winslow | -45% | Rileyann | 94% | |
| Yarisbeth | -45% | Kenisha | 94% | |
| Zulma | -45% | Levi | 94% | |
| Arcadia | -45% | Abella | 93% | |
| Kiriana | -45% | Lumen | 93% | |
| Nethra | -45% | Myalynn | 93% | |
| Yaira | -45% | Belicia | 92% | |
| Mannat | -45% | Madiha | 92% | |
| Naziyah | -45% | Chrissy | 92% | |
| Lilliani | -45% | Sona | 92% | |
| Chrisette | -45% | Yatziry | 92% | |
| Amit | -44% | Airam | 91% | |
| Amsi | -44% | Swayze | 90% | |
| Aritzi | -44% | Bexley | 90% | |
| Claudine | -44% | Elda | 90% | |
| Colton | -44% | Nalini | 90% | |
| Concetta | -44% | Rukia | 90% | |
| Cricket | -44% | Winona | 90% | |
| Danielly | -44% | Rossy | 89% | |
| Ebba | -44% | Arleny | 89% | |
| Ifeoma | -44% | Emilyann | 89% | |
| Julianys | -44% | Oralia | 89% | |
| Manasa | -44% | Temima | 89% | |
| Manasvini | -44% | Monroe | 89% | |
| Maraki | -44% | Keeva | 88% | |
| Mariaclara | -44% | Anouk | 88% | |
| Nandita | -44% | Avamae | 88% | |
| Raneen | -44% | Brixton | 88% | |
| Sadeel | -44% | Emmamae | 88% | |
| Tashara | -44% | Fable | 88% | |
| Thao | -44% | Hawra | 88% | |
| Vyla | -44% | Kalinda | 88% | |
| Xian | -44% | Max | 88% | |
| Adasia | -44% | Meerab | 88% | |
| Arienne | -44% | Pranathi | 88% | |
| Chandra | -44% | Renad | 88% | |
| Dharma | -44% | Renna | 88% | |
| Missy | -44% | Srihitha | 88% | |
| Charla | -44% | Declan | 88% | |
| Nessa | -44% | Phaedra | 87% | |
| Giovanni | -44% | Ilena | 87% | |
| Diara | -44% | Emmarose | 87% | |
| Roni | -44% | Raiden | 86% | |
| Takyra | -44% | Atlantis | 86% | |
| Karishma | -44% | Celestia | 86% | |
| Shia | -44% | Deslyn | 86% | |
| Anaid | -44% | Devoiry | 86% | |
| Athanasia | -44% | Holiday | 86% | |
| Twyla | -44% | Janalee | 86% | |
| Shani | -44% | Marijose | 86% | |
| Shanae | -43% | Ori | 86% | |
| Amoi | -43% | Quaniya | 86% | |
| Amorette | -43% | Rashiya | 86% | |
| Celes | -43% | Temiloluwa | 86% | |
| Nareh | -43% | Tuleen | 86% | |
| Shakti | -43% | Chimamanda | 86% | |
| Isaiah | -43% | Leiani | 86% | |
| Barbie | -43% | Kim | 86% | |
| Nana | -43% | Lennox | 86% | |
| Yamile | -43% | Alizayah | 85% | |
| Chailyn | -43% | Awa | 84% | |
| Dayleen | -42% | Kristalyn | 84% | |
| Ksenia | -42% | Kenya | 84% | |
| Ananda | -42% | Adelicia | 83% | |
| Jalaila | -42% | Aj | 83% | |
| Despina | -42% | Amoriah | 83% | |
| Hylee | -42% | Calais | 83% | |
| Mahealani | -42% | Fleur | 83% | |
| Viera | -42% | Lakenzie | 83% | |
| Yanae | -42% | Manami | 83% | |
| Sahira | -42% | Orchid | 83% | |
| Jalayna | -41% | Price | 83% | |
| Miarose | -41% | Rubyann | 83% | |
| Sanika | -41% | Sharvi | 83% | |
| Jaydalee | -41% | Shona | 83% | |
| Rabia | -41% | Wrenna | 83% | |
| Shamara | -41% | Zanique | 83% | |
| Breeze | -41% | Liam | 83% | |
| Norma | -41% | Fia | 83% | |
| Madigan | -41% | Yocheved | 83% | |
| Jorley | -41% | Zanyla | 83% | |
| Shontae | -41% | Onyx | 82% | |
| Tamina | -41% | Colette | 82% | |
| Nevada | -41% | Dottie | 82% | |
| Brodie | -41% | Epiphany | 82% | |
| Yaneisy | -41% | Amir | 81% | |
| Delana | -40% | Yalexa | 81% | |
| Elia | -40% | Seven | 81% | |
| Anacarolina | -40% | Auri | 81% | |
| Baker | -40% | Aileana | 80% | |
| Gracelee | -40% | Adiel | 80% | |
| Jazzabella | -40% | Aquinnah | 80% | |
| Kasha | -40% | Avabella | 80% | |
| Loza | -40% | Ayano | 80% | |
| Natori | -40% | Brixley | 80% | |
| Oluwadara | -40% | Cambridge | 80% | |
| Priyanshi | -40% | Cameo | 80% | |
| Rainbow | -40% | Carabella | 80% | |
| Simora | -40% | Davielle | 80% | |
| Sui | -40% | Dezmarie | 80% | |
| Suley | -40% | Elizabethann | 80% | |
| Teja | -40% | Fawn | 80% | |
| Tran | -40% | Fernando | 80% | |
| Yemaya | -40% | Ganiyah | 80% | |
| Chaitra | -40% | Icelynn | 80% | |
| Danaly | -40% | Ife | 80% | |
| Macilynn | -40% | Insiya | 80% | |
| Wafa | -40% | Iolani | 80% | |
| Caitrin | -40% | Jahara | 80% | |
| Christiane | -40% | Kosisochukwu | 80% | |
| Gwynn | -40% | Maclaren | 80% | |
| Lamirah | -40% | Nahara | 80% | |
| Oviya | -40% | Najat | 80% | |
| Phyllis | -40% | Nemiah | 80% | |
| Bhavya | -40% | Nene | 80% | |
| Jaysha | -40% | Ocie | 80% | |
| Kyleeann | -40% | Ranyla | 80% | |
| Dulcemaria | -40% | Ravneet | 80% | |
| Ilia | -40% | Reha | 80% | |
| Cyan | -39% | Reiko | 80% | |
| Jazaria | -39% | Sahalie | 80% | |
| Oriana | -39% | Sanam | 80% | |
| Jakara | -39% | Seynabou | 80% | |
| Akayla | -39% | Dareen | 80% | |
| Madai | -39% | Jazabel | 80% | |
| Brucha | -39% | Mely | 80% | |
| Corley | -39% | Sarahjane | 80% | |
| Nandi | -39% | Rani | 80% | |
| Nori | -39% | Meryl | 80% | |
| Kyle | -39% | Baylor | 80% | |
| Zanae | -39% | Dyani | 80% | |
| Shivani | -39% | Emmanuelle | 80% | |
| Karalee | -39% | Coralie | 79% | |
| Sakiyah | -39% | Caliann | 79% | |
| Zenaida | -39% | Itzayana | 78% | |
| Abeni | -38% | Elvira | 78% | |
| Adriella | -38% | Altair | 78% | |
| Aidel | -38% | Cambryn | 78% | |
| Dalal | -38% | Ripley | 77% | |
| Dominga | -38% | Ayan | 77% | |
| Ghazal | -38% | Aysel | 77% | |
| Jayma | -38% | Everlyn | 77% | |
| Jazzy | -38% | Keller | 77% | |
| Sarahann | -38% | Yuvia | 77% | |
| Svara | -38% | Draya | 77% | |
| Yaremi | -38% | Ivory | 77% | |
| Avagrace | -38% | Atalie | 77% | |
| Batya | -38% | Bellamarie | 76% | |
| Kritika | -38% | Vivi | 76% | |
| Nastasia | -38% | Paisley | 75% | |
| Keymani | -38% | Alianys | 75% | |
| Risha | -38% | Bettina | 75% | |
| Danasia | -38% | Haset | 75% | |
| Lisabella | -38% | Nanea | 75% | |
| Chessa | -38% | Nomi | 75% | |
| Danelle | -38% | Zayne | 75% | |
| Loralee | -38% | Elliemae | 75% | |
| Reba | -38% | Patsy | 75% | |
| Laasya | -38% | Yarexi | 75% | |
| Farryn | -38% | Meleana | 75% | |
| Deandria | -38% | Rosanna | 74% | |
| Bertha | -38% | Cing | 74% | |
| Sahar | -38% | Jaymarie | 74% | |
| Adrita | -38% | Ara | 73% | |
| Aitza | -38% | Aubrina | 73% | |
| Angelicia | -38% | Jasmeen | 73% | |
| Angeliki | -38% | Laziyah | 73% | |
| Anju | -38% | Tiare | 73% | |
| Anthea | -38% | Clarity | 73% | |
| Argelia | -38% | Svetlana | 73% | |
| Aritzel | -38% | Shanyla | 72% | |
| Atira | -38% | Ishika | 72% | |
| Cayman | -38% | Malaysia | 72% | |
| Chamille | -38% | Afsheen | 71% | |
| Cherith | -38% | Ajaya | 71% | |
| Christasia | -38% | Amar | 71% | |
| Corazon | -38% | Berta | 71% | |
| Grishma | -38% | Chaselyn | 71% | |
| Hurley | -38% | Jimin | 71% | |
| Ilinca | -38% | Lanita | 71% | |
| Janyria | -38% | Maverick | 71% | |
| Jomana | -38% | Nahia | 71% | |
| Ma | -38% | Purvi | 71% | |
| Meleane | -38% | Sabree | 71% | |
| Nakshatra | -38% | Sita | 71% | |
| Nayelle | -38% | Tulip | 71% | |
| Neoma | -38% | Shailene | 71% | |
| Nivriti | -38% | Katharina | 71% | |
| Romeesa | -38% | Aleta | 71% | |
| Sanskriti | -38% | Avneet | 71% | |
| Sarely | -38% | Sivan | 71% | |
| Shivali | -38% | Zola | 70% | |
| Tashayla | -38% | Albina | 70% | |
| Veeksha | -38% | Queen | 70% | |
| Xaviera | -38% | Zelda | 70% | |
| Yue | -38% | Audria | 69% | |
| Zlaty | -38% | Harbor | 69% | |
| Zohara | -38% | Kadiatou | 69% | |
| Kinberly | -38% | Ishana | 69% | |
| Mansi | -38% | Yani | 69% | |
| Adama | -38% | Rue | 68% | |
| Zephaniah | -38% | Venecia | 68% | |
| Brayden | -38% | Blessin | 68% | |
| Rithika | -37% | Lorna | 68% | |
| Persayus | -37% | Navy | 68% | |
| Danella | -37% | Cartier | 67% | |
| Kyndra | -37% | Djeneba | 67% | |
| Emmaclaire | -37% | Ginevra | 67% | |
| Niyati | -37% | Haja | 67% | |
| Langston | -37% | Hannahmarie | 67% | |
| Mirian | -37% | Hendy | 67% | |
| Naydelyn | -37% | Keenan | 67% | |
| Aymar | -37% | Lupe | 67% | |
| Graceann | -37% | Natsumi | 67% | |
| Nandini | -37% | Perrin | 67% | |
| Danely | -37% | Sakara | 67% | |
| Naima | -36% | Scotland | 67% | |
| Belma | -36% | Yu | 67% | |
| Corabelle | -36% | Yunuen | 67% | |
| Ellakate | -36% | Zo | 67% | |
| Hendel | -36% | Afra | 67% | |
| Izumi | -36% | Catriona | 67% | |
| Montgomery | -36% | Harrison | 67% | |
| Morningstar | -36% | Lakendra | 67% | |
| Seher | -36% | Layali | 67% | |
| Solenne | -36% | Noga | 67% | |
| Taylormarie | -36% | Shara | 67% | |
| Yuzuki | -36% | Ailsa | 67% | |
| Zahia | -36% | Taisley | 67% | |
| Arelis | -36% | Niharika | 67% | |
| Cleopatra | -36% | Audi | 67% | |
| Ellamarie | -36% | Adanna | 67% | |
| Sophina | -36% | Kingsley | 66% | |
| Zhane | -36% | Sullivan | 66% | |
| Dariela | -36% | Brigitte | 66% | |
| Jennavecia | -36% | Everett | 65% | |
| Najah | -36% | Jadzia | 64% | |
| Tasia | -36% | Jalilah | 64% | |
| Aerith | -36% | Leonela | 64% | |
| Finn | -36% | Nabila | 64% | |
| Muriel | -36% | Lona | 64% | |
| Tula | -36% | Christabella | 63% | |
| Amita | -36% | Brantley | 63% | |
| Nihal | -36% | Amreen | 63% | |
| Sakshi | -36% | Lovelyn | 63% | |
| Shresta | -36% | Rahi | 63% | |
| Jalani | -36% | Ramla | 63% | |
| Fianna | -35% | Skyah | 63% | |
| Milica | -35% | Uriel | 63% | |
| Momina | -35% | Yuktha | 63% | |
| Sinead | -35% | Adabella | 63% | |
| Nylee | -35% | Valkyrie | 63% | |
| Oksana | -35% | Alyla | 63% | |
| Katerin | -35% | Rhonda | 63% | |
| Nari | -35% | Hilda | 63% | |
| Jakaria | -35% | Baylynn | 63% | |
| Prudence | -35% | Talina | 62% | |
| Deyanira | -35% | Haisley | 62% | |
| Chioma | -35% | Anshi | 62% | |
| Naveen | -35% | Avrielle | 62% | |
| Ginny | -35% | Dakiyah | 62% | |
| Spirit | -35% | Legend | 62% | |
| Lyssa | -35% | Lovella | 62% | |
| Iliani | -34% | Nayelis | 61% | |
| Rosalba | -34% | Sparrow | 61% | |
| Surina | -34% | Anh | 61% | |
| Manal | -34% | Davi | 61% | |
| Aolani | -34% | Love | 61% | |
| Lita | -34% | Izzy | 61% | |
| Makyra | -34% | Aubreyann | 60% | |
| Kariyah | -34% | Alessandria | 60% | |
| Ilse | -34% | Anfal | 60% | |
| Tasha | -34% | Antara | 60% | |
| Dulce | -34% | Autumnrose | 60% | |
| Delicia | -34% | Azoria | 60% | |
| Nydia | -34% | Benelli | 60% | |
| Odalys | -34% | Danissa | 60% | |
| Yahaira | -33% | Edom | 60% | |
| Adileny | -33% | Ernestina | 60% | |
| Celestial | -33% | Fatimazahra | 60% | |
| Daritza | -33% | Federica | 60% | |
| Dessie | -33% | Geet | 60% | |
| Juri | -33% | Hannelore | 60% | |
| Mariposa | -33% | Hetvi | 60% | |
| Vika | -33% | Ipek | 60% | |
| Yanina | -33% | Jadis | 60% | |
| Anwesha | -33% | Kamberlyn | 60% | |
| Doha | -33% | Ladonna | 60% | |
| Eliska | -33% | Luciella | 60% | |
| Hero | -33% | Manda | 60% | |
| Masa | -33% | Manroop | 60% | |
| Olesya | -33% | Mar | 60% | |
| Samra | -33% | Mazal | 60% | |
| Zawadi | -33% | Mystique | 60% | |
| Fergie | -33% | Oniyah | 60% | |
| Raja | -33% | Raliyah | 60% | |
| Rowena | -33% | Rosette | 60% | |
| Sigrid | -33% | Roshini | 60% | |
| Anjani | -33% | Seda | 60% | |
| Maisha | -33% | Seva | 60% | |
| Keerthi | -33% | Shatha | 60% | |
| Anise | -33% | Sibley | 60% | |
| Rika | -33% | Tashina | 60% | |
| Stacia | -33% | Yaa | 60% | |
| Saina | -33% | Zeni | 60% | |
| Sarita | -33% | Anina | 60% | |
| Teddi | -33% | Varvara | 60% | |
| Arielis | -33% | Vincenza | 60% | |
| Kaori | -33% | Carmelita | 60% | |
| Kenza | -33% | Ryker | 60% | |
| Mireille | -33% | Rosetta | 60% | |
| Kobi | -33% | Abiha | 60% | |
| Takiyah | -33% | Josette | 59% | |
| Ariadne | -33% | Hattie | 59% | |
| Jaydee | -33% | Saralynn | 59% | |
| Tierney | -33% | Blythe | 59% | |
| Kiran | -33% | Oaklyn | 59% | |
| Viridiana | -33% | Radha | 59% | |
| Shayna | -33% | Cana | 59% | |
| Jolissa | -33% | Adelia | 58% | |
| Ashby | -32% | Aster | 58% | |
| Damara | -32% | Dailani | 58% | |
| Doreen | -32% | Faithann | 58% | |
| Forever | -32% | Makylee | 58% | |
| Jaydaliz | -32% | Yena | 58% | |
| Rashi | -32% | Zavannah | 58% | |
| Sai | -32% | Samanvi | 58% | |
| Cherie | -32% | Kaisley | 58% | |
| Samhita | -32% | Oliviana | 58% | |
| Cesia | -32% | Zuly | 58% | |
| Keaton | -32% | Abra | 57% | |
| Tytiana | -32% | Adiba | 57% | |
| Sue | -32% | Archana | 57% | |
| Disha | -32% | Damariona | 57% | |
| Solana | -32% | Nita | 57% | |
| Nizhoni | -31% | Nyella | 57% | |
| Yelena | -31% | Oasis | 57% | |
| Abha | -31% | Onyinyechi | 57% | |
| Amazing | -31% | Otylia | 57% | |
| Inari | -31% | Sabirin | 57% | |
| Neytiri | -31% | Samanvitha | 57% | |
| Brianda | -31% | Flynn | 57% | |
| Catori | -31% | Infinity | 57% | |
| Makalya | -31% | Makeda | 57% | |
| Avantika | -31% | Paw | 57% | |
| Domenica | -31% | Rosie | 57% | |
| Kendria | -31% | Charisse | 57% | |
| Eloisa | -31% | Debbie | 57% | |
| Anijah | -31% | Zuria | 57% | |
| Braniyah | -31% | Savaya | 56% | |
| Jamaria | -31% | Alaska | 56% | |
| Simran | -31% | Quorra | 56% | |
| Amana | -31% | Heldana | 56% | |
| Anarosa | -31% | Irish | 56% | |
| Arlo | -31% | Rhythm | 56% | |
| Darely | -31% | Vung | 56% | |
| Deepika | -31% | Weslyn | 56% | |
| Elvina | -31% | Brentley | 56% | |
| Malachi | -31% | Aria | 55% | |
| Sandhya | -31% | Tye | 55% | |
| Semaja | -31% | Zylee | 55% | |
| Sparkle | -31% | Raylene | 55% | |
| Toba | -31% | Perla | 55% | |
| Aroush | -31% | Chizara | 55% | |
| Barrett | -31% | Diva | 55% | |
| Misa | -31% | Morgana | 55% | |
| Srinika | -31% | Lujain | 55% | |
| Rahaf | -31% | Jaysa | 55% | |
| Jamielynn | -31% | Jayliah | 55% | |
| Traniya | -31% | Aubriella | 54% | |
| Shaliyah | -31% | Harper | 54% | |
| Noya | -30% | Perry | 54% | |
| Signe | -30% | Emmajane | 54% | |
| Nyjah | -30% | Emmajean | 54% | |
| Bayan | -30% | Mccartney | 54% | |
| Jalicia | -30% | Sloka | 54% | |
| Oumou | -30% | Talisa | 54% | |
| Alexi | -30% | Tanishka | 54% | |
| Jakyra | -30% | Shawn | 54% | |
| Aoi | -30% | Mayleen | 54% | |
| Ariday | -30% | Catalina | 54% | |
| Darleny | -30% | Winnie | 54% | |
| Folasade | -30% | Zipporah | 54% | |
| Gracieann | -30% | Chris | 53% | |
| Katurah | -30% | Kylani | 53% | |
| Lisamarie | -30% | Mahathi | 53% | |
| Maclaine | -30% | Mahek | 53% | |
| Manisha | -30% | Manahil | 53% | |
| Mauri | -30% | Damani | 53% | |
| Mayu | -30% | Etta | 53% | |
| Nettie | -30% | Rogue | 53% | |
| Oliviagrace | -30% | Yaritzel | 53% | |
| Saheli | -30% | Lavender | 53% | |
| Samreen | -30% | Layan | 53% | |
| Sarabella | -30% | Hollyn | 53% | |
| Shalva | -30% | Adalee | 53% | |
| Takyla | -30% | Passion | 52% | |
| Lucianne | -30% | Pippa | 52% | |
| Yashika | -30% | Mabry | 52% | |
| Thania | -30% | Kaida | 52% | |
| Toriana | -30% | Merryn | 52% | |
| Xavia | -30% | Nova | 51% | |
| Yadira | -30% | Eowyn | 51% | |
| Ona | -30% | Glory | 51% | |
| Maja | -30% | Azalea | 51% | |
| Galilea | 51% | |||
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