When 11 year old girls are on the balance beam, do they talk about boy’s penis size? Do they take close up pictures of their vaginas and post them on the internet? Do they spread their legs wide open with a seductive pose on their faces? Does the camera focus close up on their buttocks while they’re twerking? Do they thrust their pelvises erotically simulating intercourse?
I’m sorry, I wouldn’t let you near my children if you think that’s normal.
Actually the camera operator does do that when they are on the beam. This movie is a big slap in the face to the hip hop culture and how our youth today is exposed to it continually.The way this movie was marketed is disgusting, that is for sure. But the movie itself was a depiction of what todays youth is exposed to in media and social outlets.What does our youth think when they watch half time show at the superbowl. That it is ok and try and emulate themselves.And you are quite naive if you don’t think kids today don’t talk about sex and body parts.
Why do little boys play army or laser tag and practice “killing” each other? They have no more understanding of the reality of death on a battlefield than these little girls do about real sexual relationships. They are mimicking the dance moves of their pop idols because 1) dancing is fun and, 2) it drives their parents crazy.