Fathers would you let your 13yr-15yr daughter listen to Cardi B ?
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O.T.I.S.
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As long as she not listening to it around me
And as soon as I see/hear any of that chicks mannerisms in that child I would beat the brakes off her
Glad I don’t have kids in this era tbh. nikkas these days love the broken home cycle they’re in.
And as soon as I see/hear any of that chicks mannerisms in that child I would beat the brakes off her
Glad I don’t have kids in this era tbh. nikkas these days love the broken home cycle they’re in.
MajesticLion
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In one ear and out the other. All that will do is ensure that she doesn't listen to it near you, but she goes overboard in your absence.
It's been a while since I was in that middle school/highschool era , But I recall it was the girls that had the strict fathers who kept a separate iPod (this tells you my age
) at school , along with a thotty change of clothes in the lockers. They we're having whole secret lives away from their daddies.It's something about emphasizing that you don't want them to do something that makes them go at it harder.
Mrhateeverything
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Nah .
I know what they like. We are super close
I take them to concerts they like . I see their spotify list . They hate rap.
If they did like it ,they could listen to it . I just wouldnt personally like it.
Ive never tripped about cussing been taking them to see rated r horror movies since they were 6 .
I personally love rap and have always listened to it in front of them ..
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Piff Perkins
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What music could your parents stop you from listening to at 13-15? My parents wouldn’t let me listen to rap or “evil” rock yet I still did. Outside the house, at school, when they weren’t home, late at night.
I wouldn’t let my kids listen to non-edited stuff in my presence but I’d understand they’d find it when I’m not around. That’s just the reality of kids lol.
I wouldn’t let my kids listen to non-edited stuff in my presence but I’d understand they’d find it when I’m not around. That’s just the reality of kids lol.
Spliff
Godzilla got busy.
You can discourage or disallow it in your presence, but they're gonna listen to what they listen to on their own time or with friends. You'll never escape hip hop being the dominant party music in the US.
You just have to build the foundation so they don't take none of that shyt serious.
I'll say this, if hip hop is the first and dominant genre of music your daughter is ever exposed to then
Good luck.
You just have to build the foundation so they don't take none of that shyt serious.
I'll say this, if hip hop is the first and dominant genre of music your daughter is ever exposed to then
Good luck.
Around that age, they should be able to listen to anything tbh. As long as you taught them good values and stuff till that point then they should be able to navigate accordingly to your teachings.
I was a straight A student at that age but was listening to straight street music, but I never thought to myself I wanted to be a street dude.
I was a straight A student at that age but was listening to straight street music, but I never thought to myself I wanted to be a street dude.
This is funny to me as a 30 year old because Tyler used to be on some demonic shyt when I was in high school
We at least had the sense to not to play certain things in the car cd player with the folks because that would alert them and create issues..the kids today arent too bright and just do what they want without and consideration for other people or repercussions.
Everytime I see some Facebook status video, whatsapp or tiktok they young ladies are playing Cardi as the background music.
blockburna420
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you a 1970's ass nikka , that explains a lot but very little at the same time 
Dis nikka still rockin the Lionel Richie
blockburna420
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Nah man yall fba nikkaz ain't ever looked at this hairline
Tribal Outkast
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The problem is not letting them listen to certain things, the problem is not making them listen to other shyt to balance things out. There’s no way I can listen to Cardi B or Lil Kim type music and that’s all I listen to… same as like NWA and shyt. I never took it seriously and I’m glad I never did, it was always just music to me. Y’all parents of these 15 year olds better let them hear HER., Cleo Sol, and whatever good r&b yo can counter with this Cardi shyt. It’s amazing how we have damn near all the music ever made in our pockets but somehow the people who had to rely on radio, rap city, and other BET and MTV shows to tell us what was hot somehow knew how to balance our music listening habits.
