[Miracle Day]

I don't mind songs with the word "Sex" etc in there, but does anyone else think this song is really graphic as it's played on the radio etc and even young kids are listening to it?

"Can you blow my whistle baby,
Whistle baby,
Let me know.
Girl I'm gonna show you how to do it
and we start real slow.
You just put your lips together and you come real close.."

It's pretty obvious what the reference is..

Thoughts?

[don_lad_]

what's so graphic about an expert in whistle-blowing giving some friendly advice to other, less-experienced whistle-players the world over?

[iamcharliewalsh]

Why on Earth is the song referencing the Belgian occupation of the Congo? That's really insensitive, that was a very tragic era.

But really, that is disgusting. Thankfully it's very likely that very young children won't understand the connotations.

[fallenangel]

Haven't they got a watershed for the radio?

[Miracle Day]

(Original post by iamcharliewalsh)
Why on Earth is the song referencing the Belgian occupation of the Congo? That's really insensitive, that was a very tragic era.

But really, that is disgusting. Thankfully it's very likely that very young children won't understand the connotations.

The Year 7s on my bus knew what it meant

[ForensicShoe]

It's all that's wrong with the music industry/many chart songs today.

[YB101]

I had a debate with a friend of mine about this. I'm getting so sick of hidden adgenda and foul music, because all my younger sisters and cousin listen to songs similar (Rihanna etc) and go around singing it.


HOWEVER

I can't help but fall in love with music by The Weeknd, although his music contains a lot of drug/sex/alcohol reference, it's so poetic and pleasing to the ear.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sX9DgavXiN4

[godsangel]

children might not understand the connotations but they will ask questions...My 7 year old daughter commented on it saying that whistles are fun and she likes to blow them!!!! She also said that its easy to blow a whistle and why does someone need showing

[YB101]

(Original post by iamcharliewalsh)
Why on Earth is the song referencing the Belgian occupation of the Congo? That's really insensitive, that was a very tragic era.

But really, that is disgusting. Thankfully it's very likely that very young children won't understand the connotations.

Whats the reference ? where? what ?

[mexicanchiliman]

Personally I don't mind but in general I think that it is a rather shallow, generic topic for a song. So many songs nowadays are about stereotypical love/sex relationships. Then again I dislike the vast majority of modern 'pop' music... it "blows"!

[CherryCherryBoomBoom]

(Original post by don_lad_)
what's so graphic about an expert in whistle-blowing giving some friendly advice to other, less-experienced whistle-players the world over?

I agree, little kids don't tend to understand sexual innuendos. Heck, one of my favourite songs when I was 9 was Shaggy's It Wasn't Me, and whilst we all know what it's really about now, I didn't back then but it hasn't had a negative effect on me *shrugs*

(Original post by Miracle Day)
The Year 7s on my bus knew what it meant

So? They're 11/12 years old, not babies, most would have started puberty already, and a lot of 12 certificate films have some swearing and sexual content in them.

[Miracle Day]

(Original post by CherryCherryBoomBoom)
I agree, little kids don't tend to understand sexual innuendos. Heck, one of my favourite songs when I was 9 was Shaggy's It Wasn't Me, and whilst we all know what it's really about now, I didn't back then but it hasn't had a negative effect on me *shrugs*



So? They're 11/12 years old, not babies, most would have started puberty already, and a lot of 12 certificate films have some swearing and sexual content in them.

Year 7s have starter puberty? Da***

My voice only dropped in the summer holidays after year 9 :O

[RollerBall]

Tbf, if they understand the metaphor then it's not going to do any harm anyway. They must already know/understand what a BJ is for the song to make sense. Those that don't know will just think it's nonsensical.

[CherryCherryBoomBoom]

(Original post by Miracle Day)
Year 7s have starter puberty? Da***

My voice only dropped in the summer holidays after year 9 :O

Well, everyone is different, and girls do tend to develop a bit earlier than boys. I had my first signs of puberty when I was in Year 5 or 6. Even if you're a bit of a late starter, you most probably would have still had a bit of sex education by the time you reached Year 7, no? I mean, I can't imagine any 12-year-old being totally clueless about even just the basics of sex.

[ChocoholicPolyglot]

Most year 7 kids are pretty clued up about these things from what I've seen at one of the schools I went to :O But I guess there is a time and place for certain songs to be played and morning radio is not one of those times. You should listen to Arabic songs where the most rudest bit if lyrics I have ever come across is "I want to have a child with you that has your eyes." Yeah. Really.

[Miracle Day]

(Original post by ChocoholicPolyglot)
Most year 7 kids are pretty clued up about these things from what I've seen at one of the schools I went to :O But I guess there is a time and place for certain songs to be played and morning radio is not one of those times. You should listen to Arabic songs where the most rudest bit if lyrics I have ever come across is "I want to have a child with you that has your eyes." Yeah. Really.

Lol, here's a different story.

This year 7 on my bus asked my gay friend how do gays have sex, do they use their penises and fight with them like swords..

clued up? lol

[Steevee]

Are you really so shocked?

Pretty sure me and all of my mates knew about blowjobs in year 7.

[ChocoholicPolyglot]

(Original post by Miracle Day)
Lol, here's a different story.

This year 7 on my bus asked my gay friend how do gays have sex, do they use their penises and fight with them like swords..

clued up? lol

LOL OH MY DAYS! I guess the kids I know are all wild ones then. The question the kid asked your friend is so innocent though. How cute

[Chillywilly93]

songs in 10 years will be funny

put your penis, in my body, come on baby, lets be naughty

i want you, to ejaculate on me, come on baby, lets be naughty

[Drunk Punx]

Lulz, if you think that's "graphic", then I suggest you stay away from goregrind. Granted, it won't be played on the radio, but if you're shocked by a bit of whistle blowing then you'd probably die upon hearing something by ****... I'm Dead.

Seriously though, you think that's "graphic"? I knew you were a pansy, but come on dude, you're doing our side of the species no favours whatsoever here.