Donny Osmond critical of Lady Gaga, Beyonce video

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I don't think you really understood my comment Jen, I'm not saying shield your kids from it. Show them an alternative, tell them how unrealistic or unsavory it is. Smarten your kids up about having good body image, safe sex, the works. Most kids aren't idiots. And if they are, it's usually because of environmental factors in their primary socialization process i.e. parents. NOT the media. I only really have myself and people I knew as a kid to go on, but I NEVER felt bad about myself because of the media, NEVER was compelled to have sex because of the media and the foremost factor in influencing my values, was my parents. And for the record, I don't know what kind of sleazy supermarkets you go to, but the only thing catching the attention of children in my local one is the strategically placed low-down chocolates which they sneak into shopping trolleys when their mothers aren't looking.

I like the video myself. So what if Gaga kisses a girl, we are living in 2010, not the 1800's folks. If you have kids, and don't want them to see this video, it is not like they are playing the unedited version on TV. It is only available on the internet. AMEN TO WHAT SARA WROTE. I agree with her 100%. People have to learn about life sometime. Jen, our TV shows are nothing like TV in Europe. Try living there and raising your kids. People in this country are so conservative, it makes me sick.

You sound very young & probably do not have children. There is so much garbage out there that even the most restrictive parent has a difficult time shielding their kids from it. Society sexualizes everything. Stand in a supermarket checkout line lately? Kids are surrounded by it. I know. Maybe they shouldn't go to the supermarket! @@ or maybe, just maybe the entertainment industry should start to think just a little bit about the crap they are putting out there.

Just watched the unedited version...9 minutes of my life I will not get back. Dont care about all the crap Donnie Osmond is talking about its everywhere and is somewhat tame in the video. Either you take some control over what your "children" watch or you dont. Crappy video, crappy song I miss the days of real music videos!

I personally don't think children are Lady Gaga's target audience. I remember waking up at 6am to watch music videos on television as a child and recall seeing women being treated as sex objects as well as violence, this was 20 years ago now. There was violence and sex in children's cartoons when my mother was a child and that was 50 years ago, samurai's having bloody fights, men putting women down and lets not forget the racism. Fact of the matter is, regulate what your child is exposed to. If you don't want them watching this type of stuff on television, child lock your T.V., the computer child lock that too, listen to family friendly radio stations and live your life how you want to. But allow people artistic freedom. Of course we want children to have a say in our society and we provide them with wonderful, safe and fun music and shows such as Yo Gabba Gabba. Sex, drugs and rock and roll have been part of music, art and film for the past 60 years and will continue to be. Without you Baby Boomers and your radical views none of this would have occurred. So thank you! Now people don't have to be ashamed if they are gay, black or a woman. I think if you are ashamed of sex then there is something wrong with you. Sex has always been a part of human culture. I love looking at classical paintings depicting the female body sexually, they are a thing of beauty. Are you saying we should burn them? I love reading modern classics depicting drug abuse and teenagers with unfortunate behaviours, for example Catcher in the Rye.