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Originally Posted by aziajs
I actually think both are disturbing. Again, I will say that if they can do that then I hope they have memorized their ABC's, numbers, colors, and whatever else 5 year old's (or 3 year old's in the little girl's case) should know. Little girls don't need to emulate a 27-year old woman who is known for nothing more than, "shaking her yellow ass" as my friend's father says. And I certainly don't want to see some little boy, especially a black little boy, emulate Tupac even if he is rapping one of his more positive records. Little kids should be little kids and not trying to act like they are in a video on MTV.
And furthermore, I am disturbed by the little girl's mother encouraging her to do it. You can clearly hear her saying, "ok, go" at the beginning of the video. Then she puts it on YouTube. Where is her judgment?
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You do make a perfect sense. But kids were fasinated by tv start for ages, come on. We all were. I personally was. It never affected anyone of my friends. We all were dressing up as madonna, natalia oreiro or whoever else was popular that time. Boys were always trying to be gangsters, adventurers, Indiana Joneses or whoever else. Not the safest role model aswell. Times change, so it's beyonce and 2Pac. I think kids should be given the way to express themself. Dance, laugh, sing, rap, or do whatever they wanna do.
Thinking in general, of cousre it would be better for them to study all day. But come on, they are kids. Let them have their fun. Girl is dancing great, she can be a dancer when she grows up. And yes, that kid raps better than some grown ups. This is a really sweet 2pac's song, and I bet 2Pac (R.I.P.) doesnt mind that.
It can be bothering her Mom putting in on youtube, yes, agreed. But appreciating her daughter having fun and playing along by saying "go"? Well, I would tell my kid to go ahead and dance aswell. If you look for a possible "danger" for a kid everywhere, you will find it.