Artists Should not be Resposible for Explicit Lyrics and their Impact on Kids

Artists should not be held responsible for the clear lyrics and their impact on their children. In general, many parents are trying to regulate by complaining about the music that teenagers are listening now. They complained that the music industry should not sell or produce clear CDs. The music industry threw many criticisms on the music they put on the market.

Generally, people who support reviewing lyrics in music are parents. According to Annie Lennox, "80% of parents think that children will copy lyrics clearly" (Lynskey). An artist and political activist Annie Lennox said, "Everything is for freedom of speech, but this is clearly a step beyond the curve" (Lynskey). She also asked questions: "How do you prevent your child from touching it?" (Linsky). Clearly, children are one of the biggest concerns regarding issues that should allow our media to enter, but does music really influence individual thinking and actions indeed?

Is the influence of lyrics to our children what we should worry about? Is this your concern? If you are like most parents, you do not even know what your child is listening to because the song becomes the news headline unless the lyrics are obviously sexual. We heard that there is the possibility that graphic violence in computer games and manga affect behavior and make children more violent. However, most parents are completely unaware of the impact of pop music's sexual lyrics on teens. How do they know that this is a problem when they do not even know what the children are listening to?

The simple enjoyment of listening to music and singing became obvious lyrics, discrimination by sex and violence. Negative lyrics of rap music has had devastating effects on today's youth; women are constantly being used in lap videos; rap artists are not a positive role model of today's youth. With the glory of life, it is a criterion for rap artists. In the controversy between rap artists and record companies, it is one of the mainstream of today's rap music.