The Fertia.

All right, let's have a little friendly discussion here

about what music artist's responsibilities

there are when it comes to their young fans.

Because I came across this article from Pop Sugar. And it's a picture of Olivia Rodrigo honing a red

megaphone obviously she's at one of her concerts she's performing on stage and

it says no it's actually not artist's responsibility to have kid-friendly concerts.

And then you scroll to the next slide and there is Doja Cap and this is something that she actually posted on her

social media and Doja Cat said IDK what the F you think this is but I don't make

music for children so leave your kids at the home and then some

choice words for the person.

Oh, she made her in the math in there.

Because you know she's she she doesn't't mince words she does not so um

PS dot feel good posted this from pop sugar and it says doja cat didn't exactly

mince words when telling her fans to leave their kids at home.

But according to Pop Sugar contributor, Dari Yasmin, Doja has a fair point.

Take the controversy around Olivia Rodrigo's guts tour, for example.

The 21-year-old singer was criticized by parents for partnering with reproductive rights organizations

to hand out the morning after pill at or concerts.

But with lyrics like Trippedon fell into his bed in an

affinity for a four letter word that starts with the letter F it's clear

Olivia isn't striving to be a PG artist. So why is the responsibility for creating a kid-friendly environment being put on

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