【The Exotic Time Machine】

Kylie Jenner is The Exotic Time Machinenot who you think she is. She is a skull eating neon roses.

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The celebriteen dropped the first trailer for her docuseries on E! this summer, The Life of Kylie. "When you grow up on camera, everybody feels like they know you," Jenner says. "But they don't."

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Great! Well, now we get to find out who Kylie Jenner is. According to the 30 second teaser, Kylie is so many things!

• A neon triangle

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• An affirmation

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• Disembodied lips

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• A pop culture icon

• A documentarian

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• A single silver shoe

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• Really, really popular!

• Some balloons

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The series premieres July 6, because American independence is just the eve of Kylie's freedom.

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