Is there to much sexuality in music vids these days???

T.H. Oughts

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I think it is about time it was toned down a bit.... fine for those over the age of 16 but what about the 6 and 10 year olds that watch it on TV...

Are the words more sexual today than 30 years ago or is it we just realise what they are singing about now...

Your thoughts????
 
Sex sells hence we see sex in everything...they have model like people in the Mcdonald's commercials for God's sake...


I've been to Mcdonalds. People who look that good don't work there.
 
I think things have become more explicit over time yes. I don't know if we need to turn it into a big deal though.
 
Sillyman said:
I think things have become more explicit over time yes. I don't know if we need to turn it into a big deal though.

Wait until your 7 year old daughter wants to wear the skimpy clothes like on the vids!!!

The other day her and I where dancing in the lounge and she started doing the pelvic thrust on my leg :eek: she not really knowing what it meant!!!

:)
 
T.H. Oughts said:
Wait until your 7 year old daughter wants to wear the skimpy clothes like on the vids!!!

The other day her and I where dancing in the lounge and she started doing the pelvic thrust on my leg :eek: she not really knowing what it meant!!!

:)

My response would be How Cute, but to each his own.
 
I say let the kid dress how they want to presuming it doesn't get them kicked out of school or targeted by pedophiles.
 
Sillyman said:
targeted by pedophiles.

Therin lies a problem. People are sick. I saw ten year old girls this past summer, walking around in "butt shorts"-the short shorts that have words across their asscheeks like "Hottie" or "Angel" or "Cutie"...
 
that_girl said:
Therin lies a problem. People are sick. I saw ten year old girls this past summer, walking around in "butt shorts"-the short shorts that have words across their asscheeks like "Hottie" or "Angel" or "Cutie"...

Yes the kids look up to the singers and wanna be like them.....
 
Nothing says they have to wear that though no matter what they saw on television.
 
And children are fickle and don't really understand things. You are still the one who buys clothes and I'm sure you still have enough authority over what your kids wear.
 
Yeah...It's hard being a parent these days...especially when the world is determined to corrupt kids before they're twelve. Sick. When I was twelve, all I wanted to do was ride my bike, write stories, and daydream about being a famous author -_-
 
I have a son who is twelve and was taught all about anal sex is sex ed. I was astounded in my day all we got was the sperm and the egg.
 
I was reading Nugget at twelve, but I had very permissive parents. I still didn't manage to get read of my virginity (and good riddins to it, ptooie!) until I was 17.
 
Ooohkitty said:
kids want to be like there idols
and unfortunately some of these idols dress like whores.
Luv
Christy

So true....

As a parent we can buy their clothes... peer presure is just not a pair of a certain type of jeans these days, it's a hell of a lot more...
 
It's about doing things with those designer jeans...like taking them off at a ridiculously early age -_-
 
I know slightly off topic but I think it demonstrates that the attitude of the society we live in now is far removed from that which most of us grew up in. Which is right or wrong I do not know. I do however wish I had been less niave when younger, and maybe the one good thing to come out of exposure to sex in the media is a better understanding for kids. I had my first child when I was seventeen and I think niavity was a big factor.
 
i think it was easier in the Jordach (sp?) jean days
now a day the kids are growing up way to fast
my god one of my friends daughters is more delevloped at 14 then i am today
it scares the hell out of me to think what the future will be like for my kids
Luv,
Christy
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That's a good point. However, being taught about something by your parents is much different than your friends saying you must do it.
 
Most children are afraid to talk to their parents about sex and thats where peer pressure develops to a dangerous point. I have tried to alleviate that fear and I think it has worked my son asks me why there are flavoured condoms and a girl asked him if he wanted a BJ last year (aged 11) and he told her he did not feel ready for that and whats more discussed it with us when he came home. I would and could not have done that with my parents (ps I would have taken the BJ).
 
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