Comments on: MTV’s Jersey Shore: sending a bad message to today’s youth?

By: gianna

gianna — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 22:37:41 +0000

This is how these people act in real life..coming from an italian family i kno my self, pauly acts just like my cousin donny! yea they go out and party and drink and try to “get at girls” but they are grown people they can do whatever they want to do! the youngest person on the show is vinny he’s 21..everyone else ranges from 23-27..they have degrees and go to school..nicole aka snookie is a vet tech for cruing out loud..they dont have kids and they are young let them live their lives at least for the summer! stop making this such a big deal! besides if so may people think it’s trash then stop watching it, if you think it’s poisoning pepole’s minds stop poisoning your own when you watch it..get a grip, its what people live for..ACTION!

By: Jeremy

Jeremy — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 00:41:43 +0000

Everything on MTV sends the wrong message to young people. I find most of the shows and themes downright appalling. If there’s one channel I’ll never let my daughter watch when she gets older, it is MTV. You can probably add VH1 to the list these days as well. I’d rather let her watch violence and be subjected to adult language than get sucked into the garbage reality shows.

By: MTV's Jersey Shore: sending a bad message to today's youth? : Ms … | Reality Topics Blog

Wed, 23 Dec 2009 16:50:36 +0000

[...] Ani wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptMTV’s latest disaster, Jersey Shore, is a reality show based on 7 (ridiculously exaggerated) “New Jersey Guidos” who live together in a house on the Jersey Shore together for a summer. The males on the show have amazing bodies, … [...]