I'm a trans guy and this is my deadname so I naturally hate it on me (i go by Benjamin or Benny now) but I like it on other people. I can sort of see why some say it sounds bratty or something but I think it's pretty (not on me tho lol).
I hate this name so much. It's so overused, especially by old millennials.
― Anonymous User 4/13/2023
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Youthful and modern- for good and for bad Imagine in 2080 when you go to court and your judge is named Kylie.
― Anonymous User 2/2/2023
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I really wish this name was still associated more with Kylie Minogue rather than Kylie Jenner, the former is actually talented & became famous for a reason while the latter is not.
I love this name for a girl but not so much for a woman, Kylie is an absolutely beautiful name but I don't think it ages well. It's also very popular which, for me, is a downfall. Love this spelling though.
So many people are saying that it's cutesy and only for children, well Kylie Minogue is in her 50s now and nobody bats an eye. A name is what you make of it. A name itself cannot be 'childish' unless you're literally called 'Baby' or 'Kid'.
― Anonymous User 1/5/2022
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This was so trendy around the year 2000. I know at least 15 Kylie, Kylee, Kiley’s in their early 20s and no one older or younger!
When I think of the name Kylie, I picture a lively girl who likes the outdoors and having fun. Yes, this name might sound childish, but I think it's just as cute as Kaylee.
Love the name Kylie. I only know one girl called Kylie who is a very intelligent lady. With an excellent professional job. Also a mum. The name always reminds me of her. Smart, pretty and awesome.
― Anonymous User 3/5/2021
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Kylie is my name. I don't really have a personal impression on it, I never really put much thought into my name until today when I searched it and saw these reviews. By the way, any Kylie's out there, be careful what you read, some people are really harsh on here. I never really liked my name, just because it has a hidden meaning not most people know, and hearing it so often it just sounded bland (no offense) although the meaning, if you do know it, is very nice in my opinion. I do agree that it may sound a little young, but most people I know with it are high spirited sweet, talented, people, and I don't think it would age that bad. It's like one of those old people names, like Grama, Cokkie, it's not that bad.
WAAAY dated! I didn’t even like this name when it was popular 20 years ago!
― Anonymous User 12/9/2020
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I think it is a great name. People, why are you being rude? This is my sister's name and it is way too good of a name to be made fun of.
― Anonymous User 10/12/2020
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While I don't particularly like this name, I don't really think it deserves all the hate it gets. I mean, sure it's quite cutesy sounding and seems more like a nickname, but it is just a name. And nobody has a choice in the matter of the names we are given. Overall though, there are thousands of other better more usable names in the world.
Kylie is a sweet name! I am a proud cousin of a smart 3-year-old girl! She loves music and dancing. So my impression is a bit biased. I love it! Also I've never seen or heard or read about Kylie Jenner.
The name Kylie doesn't seem so mature and it sounds even a bit whiny to me. It also has a trendy feel to it. Plus, it draws the image of mean high school girls. I prefer Kyla.
I LUVVVV THIS NAME SO MUCH! So many of you guys are hating on it saying it sounds too "Cutesy". Okay, and who cares? Y'all might as well say anything about a name, like come on, y'all some haters bruh, KYLIE is the best name in the whole world in my opinion. So many people hate just because it's named after some Kylie Jenner woman, who gives a damn? Like that's really the only reason JUST SO Y'ALL KNOW SHE IS NOT THE ONLY ONE in the world who is named KYLIE. my name is KYA and I am proud of my name if I have a girl I would name her Kylie Lavender Coleman. Pretty name. I don't care what anyone says because it's a famous woman I would love to be famous, OKURRRR and many people say what y'all want because I like names but Kylie and lavender are the only names I love.
This is my name. People are being so rude about it. “Dumb, dumb, dumb name.” Why would you say that? Yes I can tell when I get older my name will not be as cute anymore. It is not okay though to go in the comment section and start ranting about other people’s names. I know this is what this website is for, but to do all of this hurts some people. I’m sorry for this but that is my rant! Kylie is a beautiful name though, people with this name should be grateful!
― Anonymous User 4/28/2019
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I usually don't like 'K' names, but I kind of like this one. Simple and sweet, the sharp transition from 'KY' to the soft 'lie' is endearing. I also like the Indigenous Australian meaning.
Kylie is such a beautiful name. I have a friend that has this name and she is such a happy outgoing person. I know like three Kylie's and they never get down. This name is different than the others. My name is too, but this name is more reconcilable in a crowd. This name would be a wonderful name for a future daughter.
Wow, there's a lot of hate for my name on this thread. I have to admit, it's getting me down a little because I've never heard anyone say anything negative about my name before now. Names are important and deeply personal things to the people who hold them, and to those who bestowed them. I happen to like my name. It has a rich history and many deep meanings. The gaelic meaning is "beautiful" or "graceful." In Hawaiian, it means "beautiful spirit." As someone who's deeply religious, I find joy in the meaning of its male derivative, "Kyle," which means "of the church." My personal favorite, however, is the Australian meaning, "boomerang." This has meant a lot to me. Just like the name itself, this meaning may at first appear shallow or childish, but upon further thought, "boomerang" is a profound promise. It means Kylie will never give up. No matter how hard the winds throw her, she'll always make a comeback. It means she's a loyal friend. Even if she leaves for a while, you can always count on her to return to you. It means Kylie is relentless, dependable, strong. This name gives me something to which I can aspire. I want to be a Kylie in every way. As for whether or not this name will age well, remember it only gained traction in the United States in about the 90s. Maybe we can't quite see it as an old woman's name simply because we haven’t heard of an old Kylie yet. I suspect that will change in the year 2060 when we're surrounded by Grandma Kylies everywhere. I plan on being one of them ;)
I have a sister with this name, but the traditional Irish spelling (Kiley). She's the only one with that spelling out of her peers, but there are many girls named Kylie. I think that the specific spelling (Kylie) is overused compared to the others. There will be three other girls with the same exact name in their class.
I used to LOVE this name... until Kylie Jenner came on the scene.
― Anonymous User 1/7/2016
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Every name is beautiful in someone's eyes, especially when it's your own. To all the girls with the name Kylie or variations of it, please do not take any of these degrading comments to heart! The name is lovely and the meaning of it agrees with me!
For all of you that are saying that the name Kylie is dumb or stupid, it's NOT. My name happens to be KYLIE and there are probably a lot of other people with this name that look this up and then see your comment, then they feel bad. If you don't like the name then YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE RUDE ABOUT IT.
― Anonymous User 10/27/2015
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Nothing wrong with being an adult called Kylie. Name's served me well for 3o years so far.
My daughter's name is Kilee. I spelled it the way I did to "honor" the spelling of my name (Aimee). I only know of one other Kylie her age (3) and I have never seen it spelled the way I have. I don't see any problems with the name as she ages. There are tons of "cutesy" names that people are using now that, in older age, will be commonplace.
― Anonymous User 3/9/2015
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A cutesy name and a tad annoying. It was never a favourite of mine.
My name is Kylie and I freaking love it! I'm American, my mom lived in Australia (that's where she picked up the name) and around where I live now in America I do not know many Kylie's. My friends call me Ky and sometimes Kyle as a joke. I don't see why people think it won't age properly-I think it will be perfectly fine. The Aboriginal meaning of the name is "boomerang", which is deep when you think about it, better than the cliched meanings like "loyal" or "princess" or whatever is popular right now. I know a few other Kylie's, mostly from social networking, and all the ones I've talked to are deep and thoughtful-not at all ditsy or childish. It's a great name, honestly :)
I am a 16 year old Australian girl with the name Kylie (middle name Anne) and I do like the name Kylie. It's of Australian/Aboriginal origin with the meaning being 'boomerang' and boomerang's always come back. I know of only 2 other Kylie's in my age group. I am often nick named 'Kye' and some people do miss the 'i' and call me Kyle' which is annoying. I find nothing wrong with my name, and to the people saying it's bogan and trashy, shoosh. You wouldn't like people calling something your mother gave you 'trashy' or 'bogan', so jog on now. :)))
My aunt is named this. Well, she's getting on for 30 (she's much younger than my parents), and need to say she's not "trashy" one bit. She was a good student at school, graduated from university and has a good well-paid job. Yes, Kylie is a cutesy name, but it's definitely not a name that makes me think of "trashy" people.
Most common names I dislike, but Kylie is a different story. It's feminine without being to girly, classy and sweet. It doesn't suit older people, but Kylie is one of those short names that have nicknames. I love the name!
Well, my name is KILEY. I'm in my late 20's, a tomboy, not very graceful, and I believe my name suits me just fine. With great power, comes great responsibility ;)
It's kind of ditzy-sounding, like the name of a cheerleader. I noticed that this name is often used on Australian female characters in foreign TV shows, when in fact it's not even that popular; I've only met one Kylie, and even then she was 30. It's probably because of Kylie Minogue, who I'm not a fan of.
This is my name. I hated it growing up, because people would pronounce it "Kayleigh" or "Kyle". My husband's name is Kyle so it's definitely weird when someone calls me that now. It also sounds babyish. I'd rather have an elegant name. It's too short to have a nickname that sticks. I hope this name dies out, along with all the Kayleighs, and Kynlees and whatnot.
While Kylie isn't the best of names, I think it sounds rather cute (with this spelling ONLY) - not at all like Kaylee. And it is not a "bogan" name. Kylie Minogue is far from that stereotype.
My name is Kylie and I love my name! I much prefer this spelling over Kylee, Kiley, or Kyleigh. I like the nickname Ky too, that's what my friends call me. Plus, it has a cool meaning, "boomerang," it's different and cute.But there is one thing I don't like about my name now that I think of it- I hate it when people don't see the "i" in my name and call me Kyle. It is so irritating! You would be surprised at how often people call me Kyle, it's crazy!
Although this name is cute for a little girl or a teenager, I could not picture it on an adult or elderly person, so I would never use this name. I also think it sounds like a nickname and not a full, formal name.
I like the name Kyle but I cannot stand Kylie. This is one of the worst names you can give someone, it is so childish. Think your daughter is going to appreciate this name when she is older? If this were my name I would legally change it and use a nickname in the meantime.
― Anonymous User 2/26/2009
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If you are in Australia or New Zealand, the name IS generally viewed as dated and trashy. I grew up with lots of Kylies and Kylees. It's flaky and ugly and I forget it's so trendy in the US right now. It's done its dash in Aus/NZ unless you are into to those bogan type names. ;)
― Anonymous User 11/25/2008
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One of my "guilty pleasure" names. I love Kylie, but I'd never use it 'cause by the time I do start having kids, there'll be a bunch of teenage Kylie / Rylee / Briley's.
My friend named her daughter this. She was going to name her Riley, but her husband prefered Kylie. I'm glad she named her Kylie. I actually like the name Kylie better than Riley. I have seen some reviewers saying the name Kylie is trash. But I actually think it's cute and "catchy." And the Aboriginal meaning is nice, which is "a boomerang." A boomerang will always come back to you. I think that meaning is powerful.
I love this name, it's beautiful. My best friend's name is Kylie, and though yes it does seem to be a younger person name, I think it will fit her even when she gets older. All I really know about it is that its origin is old Irish, and it's not just taking the name Kyle and adding an 'ie' at the end. It's a much older name than people think.
My youngest daughter's name is Kylie. I usually go for old-fashioned names, or biblical names, even though my family isn't particularly religious, but for some reason "Kylie" just sticks in my head. I think it's both beautiful and cute, and I don't think she'll have any more of a problem growing up with her name than the Traci's and Tiffani's of the 80's and 90's.
― Anonymous User 6/12/2008
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Trash. I can't believe it's so popular in the US and Canada. It's as dated as hell in Australia and New Zealand.
― Anonymous User 5/31/2008
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I think Kylie is a cute name, but only a short period of time. When he/she gets older, it's not going to fit.
This name only fits for a certain age, and how will a person be taken seriously when s/he grows up? This name is so trendy that it sickens me; it's tired, blatently trendy, and impractical, and by impractical that I mean that it does not exactly age gracefully. And it's so ironic that the name comes from the one of these Irish surnames: "Ó Cadhla" (KAH-la) or "Ó Chaollaidhe" (KAYL/KEEL-ee-ya), both names meaning "graceful".
Kylie is my sister's name. It's Celtic, Gaelic, most offten. I agree, Kylie is a much better spelling than Kiley, no offense to anyone with the spelling. My next favorite would be Kylee.
This is my step daughter's name. My husband chose to spell it Kylee to honor his middle name Lee. The name seems very "forever little girl" but I do like the nickname Ky.
Both spellings are nice but I seem to lean towards the spelling Kylee. But then again, it is easy to miss an "e" and then it looks like Kyle which is definitely a boys name.
― Anonymous User 4/25/2006
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I love my name (Kylie). I don't like when it's spelled Kiley for some reason though.