Do your kids listen to Bad Bunny?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No one had heard of him.

+1

[Anonymous]

My kids do - 16, 13 and 10. Our oldest loves reggaeton and it’s on a lot in our house. DH and I like it a lot more than some of the other stuff the kids listen to…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No interest. I think I know of him more than my kids do based on Narcos and SNL.

Not to mention Happy Gilmore 2. He was great in that.

[Anonymous]

No. They made fun of the constant twerking and crotch grabs even on those ridiculous telephone poles. It’s a bonding experience just to laugh at the poor genre. Even kids recognize class over low class.

[Anonymous]

My kids only listen to show tunes and indie music for video game productions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No one had heard of him.

Except the Grammy committee.

He’s been the top downloaded musician for 3 of the last 5 years. My kids listen to him. Obviously a lot of other people do.

[Anonymous]

Yesterday was the first time I ever saw him. My kids don’t know any of his songs

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yesterday was the first time I ever saw him. My kids don’t know any of his songs

But my kids aren’t quite teens and they just listen to whatever I play

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No. They made fun of the constant twerking and crotch grabs even on those ridiculous telephone poles. It’s a bonding experience just to laugh at the poor genre. Even kids recognize class over low class.

This is so giving Trumpian " and he said to me, Sir., he said, Sir..." 😂😂

[Anonymous]

My teen and tween know him, and a couple of his songs .. like him fine but say there's only so much they like to listen to when they can't understand the lyrics. I was not a fan of the half time show, not for the Super Bowl.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yesterday was the first time I ever saw him. My kids don’t know any of his songs

But my kids aren’t quite teens and they just listen to whatever I play

So they’re robot copies of you without their own preferences? How odd.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No. They made fun of the constant twerking and crotch grabs even on those ridiculous telephone poles. It’s a bonding experience just to laugh at the poor genre. Even kids recognize class over low class.

Pls tell us how KKKlasy Kid Rock is instead.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No. They made fun of the constant twerking and crotch grabs even on those ridiculous telephone poles. It’s a bonding experience just to laugh at the poor genre. Even kids recognize class over low class.

Pls tell us how KKKlasy Kid Rock is instead.

Why don’t you ask Kid Rock’s Black woman drummer if she agrees with you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No. They made fun of the constant twerking and crotch grabs even on those ridiculous telephone poles. It’s a bonding experience just to laugh at the poor genre. Even kids recognize class over low class.

Pls tell us how KKKlasy Kid Rock is instead.

Why don’t you ask Kid Rock’s Black woman drummer if she agrees with you.

Yeah; she is obviously a KKK member LOL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No. They made fun of the constant twerking and crotch grabs even on those ridiculous telephone poles. It’s a bonding experience just to laugh at the poor genre. Even kids recognize class over low class.

Pls tell us how KKKlasy Kid Rock is instead.

Why don’t you ask Kid Rock’s Black woman drummer if she agrees with you.

Yeah; she is obviously a KKK member LOL.