A few days ago, I met a mother who was in kindergarten and was in the senior class. When talking about the children's campus life, I casually said: I heard that kindergarten children now like songs like "The Lonely Brave", which is much more mature than before.

Is your child still obsessed with "The Lonely Brave"?

A few days ago, I met a mother who was in kindergarten class and talked about the children's campus life. I casually said: I heard that kindergarten children now like songs like "The Lonely Brave", which is much more mature than before.

Who knew that after hearing this, the mother shook her head and smiled: "The Lonely Brave" is outdated, and now children sing "A Spades".

After I went back, I searched "A Spades" online and found that this is indeed a song of singing and dancing. Because of its light rhythm and fashionable style, it has various versions.

Kindergarten teachers use it to take children to jump and elementary school students use it as background music for jumping rope. In addition, "A Spades" also has an adult version, and the lyrics are exactly the same as the children's version.

So how popular is this song?

Some people complained that all the kindergartens around their community were dancing "A Spades" at 9:30 in the morning, and some people said that the child is in the second grade this year, and he would dance with him when he saw the related videos on his mobile phone, and he was muttering words in his mouth.

Some mothers admitted that even the child hummed in her mouth when taking a shower, "Baby, let's have a drink."

It is normal for children to like to follow the trend and become popular, but compared with "The Lonely Brave", many parents are very opposed to their children's learning "A Spade A". The reason is very simple. The lyrics of "The Lonely Brave" are proactive and motivating, which is an incentive for children, while the lyrics of "The A Spade A" are obviously too mature, which is not conducive to the healthy development of children.

For example:

Baby, let’s have a drink,

Long legs with a waistline of one foot and eight,

At this moment, I just want to kiss your mouth.

…

In the eyes of many parents, such lyrics are vulgar and explicit, and adults are OK to sing and dancing, but they are obviously not suitable for children. Therefore, many kindergartens have also been complained by parents, hoping that the kindergarten will use positive and enthusiastic songs to guide the children, rather than some adults saliva .

On the Internet, many netizens also expressed their opinions on this:

" Compared to "A Spades", I still hope that children will be obsessed with "The Lonely Brave". "

" The lyrics are indeed not suitable for children, so it is not that children are precocious today, but that some vulgar online culture is ripening our children."

" My little niece comes back in the middle class in kindergarten. She hums this song every day and can dance. She says that the teacher plays this song when she does exercises in the morning."

In addition to "A Spades", the children's version of " Motocross " has also caused heated discussions in the parent circle.

"Motorcycle" is a popular song on the Internet, and its bright rhythm is also very suitable for singing and dancing. Therefore, many kindergartens will adapt "Motorcycle" into children's morning exercises dance music . After one or two months, this song has also become popular in major kindergartens across the country. There is no problem with the

song, but the lyrics make some parents feel that it is too adult, and some parents even complain that this is a pure nightclub buzz song, and this kind of popularity will lead the children to be misleading.

Are the popular songs on the Internet really suitable for children?

When the Internet Divine Song enters kindergartens and primary schools, some people say that the reason why these attract children is because they like the song 's bright rhythm and catchy lyrics. As for the meaning of the lyrics, children actually don't understand and don't care, so parents' worries are unnecessary.

But is this true?

may not be.

The audience of popular songs on the Internet are adults after all, so there will not be too many restrictions on the style and lyrics. Some online songs even deliberately use vulgar lyrics to expand their popularity and singing. When such songs become popular and fashionable, they will inevitably subtly influence the children's thoughts.

Therefore, when children are in the early stage of childhood with strong imitation ability, teachers and parents should pay attention to the educational significance of children's songs. Although many songs are widely favored with popularity and rhythm, if the style and lyrics are not suitable for children, then this popularity is not conducive to the healthy growth of children.

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