I find it very inappropriate that little pump is only 17 rapping about drug usage and selling narcotics. Most high school kids listen to little pump and want his lifestyle. Kids are very intrigued by little pump, and more likely to attempt his drug dealing lifestyle. Given he’s only 17 other kids will feel they can do what he does.
I know rap and other mainstream music has always been a bad influence on kids. But I’ve never seen a child on the mainstream billboard glorifying the gangster life. It would be different even if he’s 19 of legal age. But he’s a MINOR!!! How’s this allowed? Gag what do you have to say?
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Most of the entertainment talk about things only adults should really be doing, but let's face it. Teens or well "minors" do a lot of that stuff on their own anyway. With or without his help. No one actually looks up to little pump, he is a mumble rap and hype music type artist. They listen to him when they go to parties and concerts. Not for any real substance. To everybody he's fun and that's all. At the end of the day if someone's teen looks up to him or gets 's influenced by him they were doomed, to begin with from being a retard.
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I watched an animated movie featuring gratutious violence and body horror where the villain was literally cat Hitler at age 9 and I'm fine. Have never needed to kill anyone.
I mean, I can't imagine an argument that kids using him as a role model would be a good thing, but artists aren't supposed to be role models all the time either. Just because I don't like the guy doesn't mean I'm very preoccupied with what impact he might or might not have on children.
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Not sure what him being 17 has to do with anything. It's not like kids thought NWA just decided to be gangsters when they turned 18. We all understood that those kids grew up in the hood and were doing bad shit.
Yes he is, but that doesn't mean anything. If you prevent him from releasing content, then suddenly people aren't allowed to freely express themselves. Songs that discuss mental health, suicide, and then tv shows by extension, would have to be limited as well
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I've never heard of him, but if you're dumb enough to ruin your life to be more like you're favorite rapper; that isn't bad influence, that's natural selection
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