i really dont think this post was about him not liking rap....it is not just rap though..it is in pop (my humps), r and b (have you ever listened to tweet), and so on and so forth..i think we tend to associate rap with it for the simple fact that it gets the most airplay..i think it is also just the way things are now..for example, nelly furtado sings about sex and being promiscuious, and she is a single mom..people find this accpetable..this is what our kids are looking up to and this is what they are learning...all these little kids wearing makeup and singing about sex at 10 and 12, not being kids cause they are trying so hard to be grown, and parents think they are "so cute".....again ladies and gentlemen..these are our future leaders..makes me sleep better at night :thumbsup:
surreys princess Reviewed by surreys princess on . Another generation in demise. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061125/ap_on_re_us/teen_tweens This kind of thing really pisses me off. People go around listening to songs that are so sexually explicit. When you arent controlling the airwaves how can you EXPECT the youth not to listen? Sometimes i really wish I could have lived through the 50s and 60s and 70s. Some of the music back then was sexually explicit, but at the same time radio stations DID NOT ALLOW THE SONGS TO BE PLAYED. The BBC wouldnt allow I am the Walrus Rating: 5