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Who do you listen to/watch that your (future) kid(s) are NOT allowed to?

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What songs do you normally listen to that your children are NOT allowed to listen to/watch granted you have any in the future? 

 

Here's my list:

 

Not 4 kids but would let slide:

 

Rude Boy: song & MV

Work From Home: (the innuendos are subtle enough,) 

Buttons: (the MV was serving classy sexy, just enough vulgar to skate past) 

Wild Side: (song & MV)

 

NOT allowed under any circumstance (until they turn 18): 

 

Your Body (song & MV)

Some SZA MVs I guess

 

I don't really have much NSFW songs on my playlist so it'd be relatively easy for me to kid-proof my playlist.

 

 

                                       

 

 

Edited by BrentB

I don't plan on having kids so they can non existently listen to whatever the **** they want 

I’m not going to have kids, but I wonder if there’s really any effective way of limiting what they see.
 

As soon as kids have phones they have access to everything. Seems like most people are fine with ten year olds have phones now. 

1 minute ago, bliaz said:

Good luck keeping your kids from seeing what they want when they are teenagers :bird:

literally this :bird:

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6 minutes ago, Dancehall Queen said:

I’m not going to have kids, but I wonder if there’s really any effective way of limiting what they see.
 

As soon as kids have phones they have access to everything. Seems like most people are fine with ten year olds have phones now. 

I mean that's true and all :katie:, but I guess Youtube Kids could kinda keep them at bay for bit (until they figure that out ). Plus NO (hypothetical or maybe future) kids is have their own smartphone :biblio: (until high school at least). 

 

The OP is moreso about who you would, in your power, not introduce your (future) kids to voluntarily.

5 minutes ago, Smarticle said:

There will be no internet or TV in the house <3

They can see them in other homes, at school... The first time I saw p0rn, for example, was when I was 11 years old, at a cousin's house. And that was in the early 2000s. Nowadays it's much easier :gaycat6:

i don't want kids but if i did I wouldn't be very strict on music. my parents weren't at all and i turned out fine. 

3 hours ago, BrentB said:

Rude Boy: song & MV

Work From Home: (the innuendos are subtle enough,) 

Buttons: (the MV was serving classy sexy, just enough vulgar to skate past) 

Wild Side: (song & MV)

for example, i would let them listen to all of these. unless it was a song like WAP then no. i would just be judgemental if they had questionable taste in music.

Edited by thetea

Im not going to be a slowflake/Karen kids are gonna watch and if you tell them no they will do it more.

 

I got to watch south park as long as it was with them they told me no to the movie but I snuck and watched it anyways.  Same with R rated movies.

 

As long as I'm with them to explain I'm not gonna stop them from watching stuff

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