Is ice spice a bad influence?

Beyond the obvious “Ye was right” convo, I feel there might be a discussion here about today’s pop culture. Any thoughts?

Ice spice looks so young that I think kids can really identify with her, as Mal said, she looks like an emoji or a character, she’s a star for the iPad kid era

But when you couple that with her extreme sexualization, it’s kinda like, what message is being pushed to the youth here? And is it by design?

I dont think the problem is influence I think the problem is Kim K

She really does look like an emoji lol

Wanna see some serious answers itt

Kids start thinking about sec early tho

ice spice doesnt make music for kids. if kids choose to consume it thats up to the parent

Kids will find a way lol can’t do nun about it

Delete this

also kids have access to tiktok, youtube, etc. theres muuuuuuch worse to be found there and on the INTERNET

when I was North’s age I was rapping Trillville Some Cut bar for bar

Was horrified when my sis 14 years younger than me played WAP and montero on the piano (she was trollin heavy) but it is what it is

Mfs really been having a conversation about a rapper hanging out with Kim, north and them and them making TikTok’s. S*** is crazy.

Parental responsibility is a factor of course

But let’s be f***ing real

Kids are on tiktok. Ice spice looks young as hell and being pushed to that demographic. Ice spice does make music for kids… it just has adult content. Which is kind of the weird part.

Do y’all act like this with Drake or other men?

me when i was 11 singing i wish i could f*** every girlin the world

classic

Like we weren’t in the 5th grade saying slob on my knob like corn on the cob and taking b****es to the candy shop or in 8th grade on some lick me like a lollipop type s***. Mfs blow me with their fake outrage lol.

in general parenting is harder and harder given the open access of the internet and technology, but it's not impossible. at the end of the day, it's still parents' job to restrict their kids' access and regulate what their kids see (or if they see something they shouldn't, intervene appropriately). there's valid concerns about platforms not having good enough controls for kids, but like, acting like heavily sexualized media or figures is something new - even in terms of accessibility - is misguided.
I mean Foxy Brown was active in, what, the 90s? That was 30 years ago, and it's not like she was some niche artist confined only to rap fanatics - she was going platinum, even w/o today's internet, exposure to her (or similar acts/media) would have been easy.
If kids are ultimately replicating what they see in media, which seems to be the main critique here given North's age (which is 100% a valid concern since it's weird af), it's not good but that's not really the media's fault by itself intrinsically, it's the parents. Media can be influential but ultimately parental/familial norms and values are moreso.
That all said, with people like Ice Spice, I mean, obviously when you're talking about "extreme sexualization", it's not liek it's a mistake, it's of course by design. You wouldn't be hearing about her if did everything the same way but wasn't doing any of this sexualized stuff and/or wasn't attractive. It's depressing to a degree but that's nothing new, people's entire career being based on s***appeal goes back to like, the dawn of media itself

what makes u think ice spice makes music for kids

thread is reddit levels of autism

Ice Spice making music for kids is the dumbest s*** I’ve read today

they killed Jesus

they killed Malcolm

Now they trynna kill Spice

Marketing towards kids or kids gravitating towards a certain artist are two different things.

The kids wil like what they like and its up the parents to guard them from outside influences they deem hurtful.