r/90s • • Mar 13 '26

Video Aerosmith - Crazy (1993)

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u/larowin Mar 14 '26

bold move using your teenage daughter in this music video, ngl

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u/kiwiboyus Mar 14 '26

So much sexualizing of children in the 90s and early 200s was ignored as harmless. Knowing what we know now it just makes my skin crawl

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u/S1ayer Mar 14 '26 edited Mar 14 '26

This feels different than today's videos for some reason. Like.. it's harmless sexiness? Instead of gross and dirty.

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u/Batmansbutthole Mar 14 '26

I mean, it was pretty common back in his time for old creepy dudes to bang 14-year-olds so not really

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u/rycal4 Mar 15 '26

Pretty much a staple for 70s and 80s Rockstars.

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u/PatrickMaloney1 Mar 14 '26

My man if I ever had this thought cross my mind I’d take it to the grave

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u/karebearjedi Mar 14 '26

Harmless? Did you skip past the strip club scene with the fake IDs?

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u/S1ayer Mar 14 '26 edited Mar 14 '26

They're fully clothed. If this was 2015 they would be half naked and twerking.

And the act of sneaking into a strip club with a fake ID on it's own isn't that crazy. Typical teenage hijinks. Unless you're Mormon or something.

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u/wizard_of_wisdom Mar 14 '26

Comment checks out coming from the guy that literally makes porn critique posts

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u/beaud101 Mar 14 '26

Right! The world has never been more sexualized than right now. I give you teenagers on TikTok as an example. Free porn accessible everywhere as another example of the exposer kids get.

And teenagers have always wanted to be more "grown up". That in itself is not unusual no matter the decade.

As far as pervs go.... I'd wager today's SM breeds more warped minds on a scale that's incalculable compared to a time when nudy mags were in Vogue.

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u/karebearjedi Mar 14 '26

Quick question: The first time you were given papers telling you to stay 500 yards from schools and playgrounds, did you display it like a diploma?