Equating any appearance of children for artistic or commercial purposes to child stardom isn't particularly reasonable. Having known my share of child actors (

Equating any appearance of children for artistic or commercial purposes to child stardom isn't particularly reasonable. Having known my share of child actors (one in a minor hit series and was in several movies, another in a full season of a show that never took off, and one who was in lots of music videos), I don't believe there is anything inherently bad for a child being depicted in media except stardom, which is arguably negative consequences for many adults. Elden isn't a star of anything. His infant likeness appears on an album in the 90's and 99.99999% of people don't know who the hell he is. His argument is that the mere appearance of his naked infant body with a superimposed dollar bill is child exploitation of sexual nature. In spite of his current stance, he's taken photos in his adulthood that resemble the album art in question (albeit with swim trunks on), the argument seems disingenuous and out of left field, and he could never claim to have been damaged by some sort of stardom because nobody identified him until he literally outed himself as the baby on that cover.