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CovKingChris · Nov 22, 2012

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4658905/Mums-fury-at-Rizzle-Kicks-sweary-support-act.html

I've seen the support act at his headline gigs, completely aware of what was going to happen, regarding lyrics.

The mom also wanted to take her kids to see Lady Gaga, who swears a lot.

Idiot mom or just ignorant?

Tad · Nov 22, 2012

Weird choice for a support artist. They'd normally pick someone with the same sort of style of music. Bad choice from the organisers I'd say. Plus, there shyt and can't sing.

CovKingChris · Nov 22, 2012

Weird choice for support?

They're all similar artists and all really good friends. I'm not sure what point you're trying to make.

kg82 · Nov 22, 2012

Think probably just ignorant. Rizzle Kicks are very popular, quite fun music with (as far as I've heard) not many expletives.

CovKingChris · Nov 22, 2012

Yeah, it's fun music but they drink and smoke weed a lot. You can't expect to go to a hip hop gig and expect no swearing.

Covstu · Nov 22, 2012

yes but you normally are aware prior to the gig if it is suitable to young kids. If it was eminem then yes i wouyld say she was silly but i wouldnt really expect it from stickle bricks.

kg82 · Nov 22, 2012

CovKingChris said:
Yeah, it's fun music but they drink and smoke weed a lot. You can't expect to go to a hip hop gig and expect no swearing.

That's why I'm saying ignorant, just didn't know what it was all about. In all likelihood, probably doesn't know much about the band in that way, just went to accompany the kids!

Nick · Nov 22, 2012

I would say its to be expected at their gig, its not like its one direction is it?

kg82 · Nov 22, 2012

kg82 said:
That's why I'm saying ignorant, just didn't know what it was all about. In all likelihood, probably doesn't know much about the band in that way, just went to accompany the kids!

EDIT: As someone else said, should've done her homework!

Also, was this worth being in The Sun? It seems more like a story I'd read in my local paper!

CovKingChris · Nov 22, 2012

Covstu said:
yes but you normally are aware prior to the gig if it is suitable to young kids. If it was eminem then yes i wouyld say she was silly but i wouldnt really expect it from stickle bricks.

Yeah, it's funn though. thousands of moms bought Eminems albums for their kids and were appauled b the language one it :laugh:

wingy · Nov 23, 2012

CovKingChris said:
Yeah, it's funn though. thousands of moms bought Eminems albums for their kids and were appauled b the language one it :laugh:

A touch of reverse psychology here,I remember it well, like the stuff your kids are into and they soon turn off it .Having said that I genuinly liked his stuff and could see why they would .Personally found his early stuff highly amusing.

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