How old should a child be before they can remember the lyrics to the song "Whoot! There it Is!"?

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My 18 month old has the chorus down pat but when I try to teach him the lyrics of the song itself, he seems very distracted and just looks at me drooling a lot. Eventually he just throws out the "Whoot, there it is!" but I am worried he might be developmentally disabled. Should I be concerned or is Hip Hop a bit advanced for a child his age?

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That's better then half the song so hes doing pretty good. Maybe he just needs to see it written down.

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Clarence Carter

Answer 3

My niece knew all the words to Back to Cali by 18 months. But then again, Sir Joey is her father.

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Hi nthats one talented child takes after his Dad hugs

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Extraordinarily gifted, is my take on this...

Two turntables and a microphone for Christmas is in order here...

And may I suggest "Dy Per" as his Hip-Hop name...

(I get 10% off the top as manager...I think that's fair...)

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Dude u r hilarious. But I have to say just enjoy the moment. One day u will miss them.

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Like father like son....darlin cowie...you do the same when ever you are looking at my naked body laid out before you....you know the the drooling thing.....but thats ok......

Source(s): Who loves ya Cowie??? We Do!!! Who wants to do ya cowie??? I Do!!!

Answer 8

Shame on you! Ompelle's two year old knows all about religion, physics and agriculture (was that it?) and all you're worried about is that damn rap music.

Answer 9

children have the incredible ability to filter out incredibly bad music - it is not that your kid can't remember it, it is just that they don't actually hear the words...

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i'm over 50 and i don't know the words, what are you talking about?! drool running down my chin...