Will you monitor the music your future kids listen to?

[Anonymous]

Or current

Yes

No

[weasley8]

Yes, I will monitor it. I will not, however, restrict it. I would like to know what my future children are listening to, just so that if they are listening to something that might include some mature topics, or which makes it sound like something that hurts people is funny, or not a big deal, I would like to have a conversation with them about how artists can sometimes be wrong about things. That doesn't make the songs bad, but it's just important to know that we shouldn't take everything said in them to heart.

[JustinTheGreat]

My daughter is 6 right now and there are some songs she likes that probably aren’t age appropriate but the lyrics fly over her head so I’m not really worried about it. I remember I used to listen to certain songs as a kid without really understanding what they were singing about. Then I listen to them now and I’m like “wow I can’t believe I was singing this when I was 8 years old” lol

I just don’t let her listen to songs with graphic sexual lyrics. once someone like Cardi B says shit like “lick this pussy” that’s when it’s going off 💀

[Sonorous]

In theory, yes. Though I think it's a nice song for when I'm working out, I wouldn't want my 5 year old listening to:

https://www.youtube.com/embed/MBx0nfG-PmI

[Sonorous]

I can differentiate a song from how someone should behave in reality, but a child probably couldn't.

[DeeDeeDeVour]

I don't have kids of my own.

However, I'm close to some of my nieces & nephews.

I have been given permission by their parents to "meddle" with their kids in that respect.

I have already told them to stay away from music that promotes violence, hatred, anger, prejudice, etc.

One them reacted: "That's pretty much everything, Auntie."

[Sour-rose]

I'm not... cause i don't plan on having any. But if I did, I don't really care. It's music. We have our own taste, so I ain't gonna interrupt them when listening to their own music unless it's... something brainwashing. And there goes my parent me wanting to say something stupid

[Daniela1982]

You call this garbage today "music"?

[Guy___]

Used to be mind control music. Now it's mind control garbage.

This question is like asking, would you care about your child's diet?

[Daniela1982]

@Guy___ Agreed.

[HighValue]

Sure, but I think it is more important to not let them have a smart phone and have the computer with internet access be in the living room so they don't have unsupervised access to the internet.

[exitseven]

I never let my kids listen to obscene stuff. They like classic rock and my oldest son got into country music. I watched what they watched on TV too. I never allowed Pee Wee Herman , Bevis and Butthead or SpongeBob.

[DizzyDesii]

No but i’ll monitor the shows my future kids watch and the things they search on the internet

[SnowedIn]

Not a chance. Not a hill to doe on with kids and worst way to burn trust with them and push them away.

[Anonymous]

It’s my job to parent. Shows them I love them. But in their case they usually come forward with new things anyway.

[Anonymous]

no, there's no need to. music is a way to express yourself. i would never take away that privilege of what they want to listen to.

[Rangers]

I'm infertile and even if I wasn't, I wouldn't be alive long enough to see them with phones so it doesn't matter

[SpokenTruth]

Yes I would assuming I had any. Music movies and TV are the main avenues for sure I would keep a eye on.

[BarryLiverstone]

Oh ya. As a parent I’ll have to monitor all aspects of my kids lives until a certain age.

[Anonymous]

Only when they are listening to truly horrible music. 🤣

[HeartFullOfGlue]

Maybe if their really young but other than that no

[4ngelic]

na i dont care

[Astarlessnightsky]

Im interested what my future kids are in to.

[siseñor]

Idc I would just wanna listen with them

[Iron_Man]

Yes no bad messages sent and no swearwords

[NathanDavis]

I always have

[superderpy250]

Not really