6 replies to this topic

[Hum]

Massachusetts authorities say they have lodged child abuse and neglect complaints against a man whose 9-year-old son appears in sexually suggestive rap videos posted online.

Police in Brockton said Sunday they are also informing state child welfare officials about the videos that feature fourth-grader Luie Rivera Jr., who goes by the stage name Lil Poopy.

The videos show the boy slapping a woman's buttocks, engaging in sexually suggestive dances and glorifying drug use and materialism.

Lt. David Dickinson told The Enterprise that the videos are "a bit much for a 9-year old."

Police started investigating after a feature story on the boy appeared in the paper.

His father, Luis Rivera, said his son is simply acting and not doing anything wrong. He said he plans to contact his lawyer.

source

[Growled]

Quote

The videos show the boy slapping a woman's buttocks, engaging in sexually suggestive dances and glorifying drug use and materialism.

Lt. David Dickinson told The Enterprise that the videos are "a bit much for a 9-year old."

I quite agree.

[Hum]

Is this much different than parents who dress up small girls like movie stars, and enter them in talent shows ....

[compl3x]

lol @ that video. It's kinda sad what has happened to hip-hop. It fell apart even quicker than rock 'n' roll.

Hum, on 26 February 2013 - 01:50, said:

Is this much different than parents who dress up small girls like movie stars, and enter them in talent shows ....

Yeah. Beauty pageants for kids are something that creep me out entirely.

[The Laughing Man]

Hum, on 26 February 2013 - 01:50, said:

Is this much different than parents who dress up small girls like movie stars, and enter them in talent shows ....

Those should be investigated too.

[Dinggus]

Talented kid, I don't see anything wrong, it's just for entertainment. As long as his parents teach him right from wrong it's all good.

[+techbeck]

Yea, these are the kind of kids who later grow up and shoot a bunch of people in a mall, school...you get the idea.