Adorecream76
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Back in the early 80s was a British TV programme called "Minipops", which featured very young children (Aged 4 - 8) who could barely talk let alone sing, sing popular hits of the era.
The show featured the kids in adult clothes and makeup singing songs for adults, some with extremely sexual lyrics. The whole thing was a pedos wet dream, yet the original motives may have been more innocent (It was child exploitation at least on my opinion).
By far the worst performance was a 5 year old girl dressed up in furs, fishney, lipstick and pearls singing the Sheena Easton hit (9 to 5 morning train) and she was singing the lyrics "The night time is the right time we make LLOOOOVVVEEEE!!!" Forfuckinreal are u kiddin me. What kind of fucked up shit was this. Then again we had superpedos Jimmy Saville, Gary Glitter and Adam Ant running around too.
Was anyone safe in this era?
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Even worse, was this was not the end of it, there were several albums released with this kiddie singing and they took off further in canada.
The show featured the kids in adult clothes and makeup singing songs for adults, some with extremely sexual lyrics. The whole thing was a pedos wet dream, yet the original motives may have been more innocent (It was child exploitation at least on my opinion).
By far the worst performance was a 5 year old girl dressed up in furs, fishney, lipstick and pearls singing the Sheena Easton hit (9 to 5 morning train) and she was singing the lyrics "The night time is the right time we make LLOOOOVVVEEEE!!!" Forfuckinreal are u kiddin me. What kind of fucked up shit was this. Then again we had superpedos Jimmy Saville, Gary Glitter and Adam Ant running around too.
Was anyone safe in this era?

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Even worse, was this was not the end of it, there were several albums released with this kiddie singing and they took off further in canada.