Teachers making kids dance to Tetema haven't listened to lyrics

[sitaki]

@pamba

Boss are you for real, would like my kids to watch corrupt kenyans being handled in handcuffs in court ndio wajue social values.

those are seen as celebrities, nice suits, you will rarely see them in handcuffs, a battery of lawyers representing them, then they are released and they become governors. I think the dpp is doing a good job, and also trying to be open, but there is a risk of creating a celebrity cult/status for these guys especially if conviction is not accomplished.
I think they should be paraded after conviction, pictures of them in prisoners uniform.

[sitaki]

@1776

your reasoning is part of the problem. corruption does not necessarily mean embezzlement and the rest. it is a compromise of process, morals, values etc. early, unregulated, access to visuals and images of the same do corrupt.
a growing mind doesn’t have the capacity to understand and process certain info. and without guidance you get what we have right now.

no need to attack my reasoning, I am just bringing in a different perspective - is sex immoral, I mean even in most of our traditions, kids especially girls started on sex education from early on, from the grandmothers and other women family members, they were taught about the same.

My point is that, topics on sex should not be seen as immoral, because its one thing that most people will engage in at some point

[sitaki]

@nobert

Akichoka na doggystyle

had not even seen it that way, one the swahili in this song is not common to most kenyans - I would opine that if that song is read as a shairi throughout the schools in kenya, most teachers/kids/parents would not even tie it to having sexual connotations.

[MwotoFAYA]

Stick to your kenyan filth

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilnOAwKuZLQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAK35Imapr0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7R8fhgmSBYE

[Nattydread]

@Yunomi

Do the teachers making 7-10 year olds dance to Tetema not know that the song is full of mature/adult content?
I swear to God some of these teachers are not fit to even be watchmen and tea girls at primary schools leave alone be teaching them to be morally upright citizens.
Kina Rachel Shebesh and those other morally loose women who were dancing to Tetema are not role models at all and sadness of life is that they are our “misleaders”
Tanzania government had good sense to ban that song. And those that think since it’s on the airwaves that it is somehow okay to have children dancing to it are wrong. It is one thing to hear it on the radio and another dancing to it at the urging of teachers. Teachers spend a lot of time with children and the things they endorse influence the minds of children a great deal

Stop the finger-wagging.

[Nattydread]

@hadadoh

Sure. I normally pick the tv remote I try flipping through channels you avoid one where people are kissing you move to the next they are on bed, press next someone is shaking you move to kwese free sports some non sport related show with celebrities in all sort of nudes photo session even religious channels like shine will still be airing some explicit “gospel dance”

Uza TV.

[denis_young]

One… Two… Get a tako…
Three… Four… Get another tako.

[system]

@sitaki

Nakapandizi za bukoba
(ooh mama)

I tell her to suck my dick

@sitaki

Nakapadisha bodaboda
(ooh mama)

I let her go on top

[system]

Vulgar music has been there even in the 70s…

We Kamu na Manyake are now being seen as clean music

[ChifuMbitika]

@kush yule mnono

Ndugu yunomi I feel you. But honestly speaking do you think those kids understand the lyrics to that song really, coz for me I think they were only dancing to the beats. Just like dancing to lingala music na hautuelewi contents only that beats ni tamu.

Some of us understand it!

[Nattydread]

@Mine_rva

Vulgar music has been there even in the 70s…

We Kamu na Manyake are now being seen as clean music

Lewd songs have been here since spoken language.

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[1776]

@sitaki

no need to attack my reasoning, I am just bringing in a different perspective - is sex immoral, I mean even in most of our traditions, kids especially girls started on sex education from early on, from the grandmothers and other women family members, they were taught about the same.

My point is that, topics on sex should not be seen as immoral, because its one thing that most people will engage in at some point

this is a more acceptable statement. but the key word is education. there is guidance in education.
in music videos … not so muc.

[hadadoh]

No problem with the topic of sex. The issue is how it is being presented in the videos meanwhile children wer we being taught how to be disciplined wifes and husband’s not to be reckless sex addicts.morality when it comes to sexual contact was always emphasised.

[Young_Sponsor]

The meaning of the song is neither here nor there, it’s all comes down to your interpretation. But, a lot of these trash music/content needs to be banned. Music influences culture and culture influences society’s progress. Because of the content they’re exposed to, all Kenyan youngings think of is twerking and fucking, and sharing nudes, while other young fellas in progressive societies like Singapore and Sweden think of innovating and reversing climate change. It all comes down to the content they consume.

[Micymas]

@Young Sponsor

But. a lot of these trash songs/content need to be banned.e.

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