That study looks like it was done by an undergrad and isn't peer reviewed. It is interesting, but probably should be taken with a grain of salt.
So, it's basically the Kidz Bop version of properly peer-reviewed study?
Not really. The research seems to be relatively novel, not a watered down version of a different study being repeated by children as your comment would suggest. My point was that the research just wasn't overly prestigious.
By trimming out novelty and leaving only prestige, we are left with the Kidz Bop version of knowledge.
Re:How Does Kidz Bop Censor Songs?
by lonelappde on Thursday April 09, 2020 @09:18AM
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Right Kidz Bop Agenda is the opposite of KGOY, obviously, that's the whole reason it exists, but the researcher argues the task is doomed to failure.
Also, As bad as wealth and consumerism are, they are just as bad for kids as adults.
The basic idea is that playing the Kidz Bop version of a Flo Rida song for your kid is similar to showing them the airplane-censored version of Pulp Fiction. If they're too young for the real thing, they're probably too young for the censored version.