If you’re going to drop it on a kid carte blanche, you have some responsibility to put it in context. And it’s really not about the language, so much as it is t

If you’re going to drop it on a kid carte blanche, you have some responsibility to put it in context. And it’s really not about the language, so much as it is the theme of the music. The South may have something to say, but you have to have some years or seriously hard living behind you to hear it. A five year old can handle Purple Rain and take quite a bit from it without any assistance, even if they will have to be older to “get” the song/album more fully. There is a lot of music that’s really just targeted to adults and simply does not have the broad accessibility as the two albums the author referenced. I feel like Aquemini is one of these.