"Now it's going like this: they curse, want to f*ck, kill in their lyrics" – The rise of sex rap

The rise of explicit and sexually charged lyrics in Hungarian rap has sparked debates about their impact on youth. Artists like Vini and KKevin are gaining popularity among younger audiences, with their songs often sung by schoolchildren. A petition titled "Sexual Humiliation is Not Okay! Responsibility in the Hungarian Music Industry!" has emerged, questioning the balance between artistic freedom and performer responsibility. The article explores how these lyrics influence children's perceptions of women, sexuality, and relationships, and seeks answers regarding the responsibilities of rappers, parents, and social media platforms. Interviews with fans and parents at a concert provide insights into public opinion, while experts discuss the psychological effects and parental responsibilities.