Inappropriate Music

[hugedaddy]

Censorship??
Are you serious?

We just do not impose our beliefs and choice on others even when they do act annoying and tasteless to our account.Not saying to walk away but don't get stupid next thing you'll be burning books at the library..Censorship is a great tool.personally i believe it should be done at home,so i can turn up my music."

So I am assuming if someone were to just speak these same words to you daughter it would be appropriate for you? Are you concerned about "censorship" because it is "music"?

[frito_burrito]

I discovered the meaning of this song last year. DD doesnt listen to that song, because i explained that the song was very sexual and i didnt want her listening to that shit!!!!

Click the link below and go click on SUPERMAN THAT HO. If you still allow your child to listen to this song youre FriGGin oFf!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.urbandictionary.com/

[love4sftbl]

Bottom line - don't we all send our kids to friendlies and tournaments to play softball? If I wanted my daughter to get down to some ghetto music I would be sending her to a club instead.

[DonnieS]

I discovered the meaning of this song last year. DD doesnt listen to that song, because i explained that the song was very sexual and i didnt want her listening to that shit!!!!

Click the link below and go click on SUPERMAN THAT HO. If you still allow your child to listen to this song youre FriGGin oFf!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.urbandictionary.com/

Thanks for the info.

[SOFTBALLS]

Ive been to college games and they also play music. Its not a big deal as long at the music
it appropriate I mean you could nit pick about everything if you wanted. Dont cheer I could
have sent you to cheer camp, ect.

[Killer Rabbit]

And here I thought we were going to talk about "I Kissed a Girl" by Katie Perry.

[GIMNEPIWO]

I wonder what percentage of kids listening to that song has no idea it's meaning? It's just a song with a funky dance and a catchy lyric.

Probably the same percentage of kids that hear the Star Spangled Banner and have no idea of it's meaning ... ya just can't dance to it ... ... anyway, if you tell kids that they can't listen to it, that's the first thing they'll do when your head is turned ... if you make an observation and point out how derogatory the lyrics are without forcing it down they're throat, they will often make the right decision on their own ... but playing any music at a tourny loud enough for anyone to hear out of your group is discourteous .... if you allow your team or another to do it, that's the lesson you are teaching them ... no class !

[Skarp]

I wonder what percentage of kids listening to that song has no idea it's meaning? It's just a song with a funky dance and a catchy lyric.

Very few, I'd guess. Because the ones who do know make sure to tell the ones who don't. Word spreads quickly. Thinking back, I remember songs like "sugar walls," "knocking at your back door," etc. We all knew what they meant.

Besides, pretty much everyone over 10 knows what "ho" means. I've never heard the song personally, but I can guarantee that it's not on any of my kids' iPods.

[artomatic]

you can't be too safe these days...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0

[3Bsnag]

I'll go on record saying I like the music between innings. Brooke's Dad did an excellent job and a few around here have continued the tradition. There was a team we played this weekend with one- not too loud and music was motivating. Just hope the future DJ's use some common sense in their music selection.

While I didn't know the lyrics completely, and definitely not the meaning, every '96 or older kid here knows that dance and can perform on cue.

I scrubbed my DD"s iPod playlist over spring break. Even without her knowing the iTunes password, some inappropriate songs have made their way on. It's all dads fault.