Young MCR fans
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dimes O.O Thinking Happy Thoughts Age: 27 Gender: Female Posts: 587 | |
tattooed lovers. Motor Baby Age: 28 Gender: Female Posts: 863 | It really depends on the kid. Kids today are swearing at younger ages, they also are introduced to adult topics younger. Some people, even at age twenty, don't understand the concepts but younger kids might. If they like the music, then they should listen to it.. but if they are really young, they should get a clean verison of the songs. |
inactive. Jazz Hands Age: - Gender: - Posts: 314 | Like so many have said, it depends on the kid. If they are mentally/emotionally mature enough for the lyrical content, I see no problem with it. The problem is when kids listen to the music and are unprepared for the lyrical content and end up shoked for what they heard. That is not good. |
DISENCHANTED23 Killjoy Age: 102 Gender: Female Posts: 5 | i don't think there should be a certian age. but i don't think anyone under 10. if you think about it. there's much worse out there. haa. |
blablabla12345667 Salute You in Your Grave Age: 28 Gender: Male Posts: 2803 | I don't think it matters. I mean, have you noticed how little boys [and girls] are always playing video games where they have to shoot things? That's no worse than "I think I'll blow my brains against the ceiling" etc. But what would really happen if they weren't mature enough to listen to it? They'd go drink somebodies blood? Or they'd start swearing?! lol. I mean, they shouldn't go to concerts [of any band] at that age, but I don't see anything wrong with them listening to them. |
patrick wolf Salute You in Your Grave Age: 30 Gender: Female Posts: 2326 | i started listening to mcr when i was about 10, i think. i understood some of it, but i was mature for my age. my 10 year old sister now is now a massive mcr fan [thanks to me lol] and i'm fine with it coz i was just like her. MCR, Fall Out Boy, AFI, Silverchair and The Used are her favourite bands in the world and it doesn't bother me one bit. i'd rather her listen to that, compared to all the shitty rap music out their about sex. My dad is totally fine with her listening to it, but my mum is very over protective and won't let her go to their concerts for a couple more years. My mum hasn't actually listened to the lyrics properly, she just remembers a few lines from songs and she thinks they are "innapropriate". |
idk. my bff jill? Demolition Lover Age: 29 Gender: Female Posts: 18372 | XDanni-DaydreamX: |
for reasons unknown Awake and Unafraid Age: 103 Gender: Female Posts: 11073 | I think that young fans are fine, as long as their parents know what to expect at one of their concerts, and the child is mature, and old enough to know that what they say in their music is just part of a song. |
Rose Red. Jazz Hands Age: - Gender: Female Posts: 336 | As long as the kid is mature enough to handle the concepts of the music and everything, there should really be no issue with them listening to MCR's music. Kids are being exposed to material like that earlier than they ever have been before anyway. I mean my sister is twelve, and she's a diehard Motley Crue fan. If that isn't kid appropriate I don't know what is. |
the key is gone. Thinking Happy Thoughts Age: 31 Gender: Female Posts: 415 | personally, i was 10 when i started listening to them. and i think its a great thing for a 10 year old to admire gerard for all that hes done and the music that he and the rest of mcr make, instead of worshipping hannah montana like most other 10 year olds |
Day Of The Dead Salute You in Your Grave Age: 32 Gender: Female Posts: 4772 | I think its fine if a younger kid like my chem. As some one said, it does depend on the kid. If they can understand their message then thats great! If they understand their lyrics, even better! It's just kids who get into them because someone else is or they think its cool...thats what you call annoying! |
Hooley Fabulous Killjoy Age: 37 Gender: Female Posts: 112 | my 4 year old daughter loves mcr, and she's developed this obsession with gerard . she is always asking for me to put the cds on n she sings along so sweetly. when it comes to the swearing parts, she stops singing and yells 'its naughty to swear gerard' at the stereo. ive taught her swearing's wrong n she'll tell anyone off for it. she obviously doesnt understnad the lyrics of most of the songs, so thats not a problem yet. and natuarally, at 4, she wont be going to any mcr concerts. or any concerts for that matter (she asked to go see hanson for her birthday! lol, even hanson concerts are 14yrs+ only, im sure) i dont have a problem with her listening to it to be honest. i listened to far worse at her age. |
Braaains. Thinking Happy Thoughts Age: 30 Gender: Female Posts: 432 | as long as they understand what their listening too and what it means |
look alive sunshine. Shotgun Sinner Age: - Gender: - Posts: 8012 | for the millonth time it does depend on their maturity. i got into them @ 12. 7th grade from the beginning was hell & i even started w/bullets although 3 cheers had JUST came out. my little sister (now 11) got into them through me, i don't know if she understood it/understands it now. but probably. the way the world is now... she's always been mature though, she's really tall for her age so she's often talked to like she's older. if the kid's mature, the earlier, the better. teenies<real fans=happy |
drink ourselves dry. Crash Queen Age: 30 Gender: Female Posts: 34353 | Melodramatic.: Listening to them = 11/12 Obsessing with them = 13 years old. Currently 14, and still loving them. |
Beautifully. Insane. Killjoy Age: 29 Gender: Female Posts: 31 | If I had heard of them when I was ten, I would have listened. I was pretty mature for a ten year old, mainly because my parents went through a divorce then, and I was the 'strong' one of the family. I had to keep it together, for my own sanity and to help everyone else. I wish I had listened to them then, I'm sure the lyrics would have helped me, just like they are now. |
Holly Way Jazz Hands Age: - Gender: Female Posts: 276 | ummm erm well i think that it depends on the kid and their maturity level. if they can handle the language i guess. but i think that the songs are much more meaningful if you actually pay attention to the lyrics, i dont think that a 10 yr old would |
Switchblade Saint Salute You in Your Grave Age: - Gender: Female Posts: 2601 | snagicous: i just had to bring up this quote becoz i couldn't have said it better. if i had a kid, i wd much rather she/he listen to Mama, with all that hellfire and swearing, than 50 Cent's Candy Shop, which treats women as nothing more than...well, eye candy. the swearing i can probly train them out of saying in front of their grandparents. but the derogatory stance toward females...that is a little harder to get rid of once they accept it as perfecly normal. |
HEY AMY Salute You in Your Grave Age: 32 Gender: Female Posts: 3503 | ^ yep. definately agree. i dont see anything wrong with young mcr fans, if they are true fans if they are all teenie and only like them cos the latest #1 hit is mcr... then so be it really, but that annoys me. liking someone only cos they are in. the second mcr concert in sydney i went to, i saw a little girl. she was probably about 9, and she was with her dad and they were both wearing mcr shirts. i thought it was cute! as long as they arent in the mosh. that pisses me off. when the parents tell you off for 'pushing' their child! its a mosh pit!! what do you expect?! |
my6chemical6romance6 Jazz Hands Age: 26 Gender: Female Posts: 269 | I'm 10 so... anyone can listen to their songs like is there an age restriction. |
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