[bobjam]

The most important thing is to educate parents of the MTV target audience. Many of those parents watched MTV in the early 80's when the channel simply showed videos. They may not entirely be aware of what it has become now.

It's ironic to think that the network that produced that halftime show is the same one that, years ago, forever banned Andrew Dice Clay for telling too many dirty jokes at their awards show.

[fml]

The most important thing is to educate parents of the MTV target audience. Many of those parents watched MTV in the early 80's when the channel simply showed videos. They may not entirely be aware of what it has become now.

Any parent too stupid to know what MTV is about today is far beyond being educated. Speaking as a parent of 3 in that target audience, I am very please to say mine don't watch that garbage.