Taylor Swift's hotly-anticipated concert film, The Eras Tour, has been rated PG-13 by the Motion Picture Association for "some strong language and suggestive material."
This means that children under 13 will not be allowed to see the film without a parent or guardian.
So what exactly in the film prompted this rating? According to the MPA, the film contains some "mild profanity" and "suggestive dance moves." This is likely referring to the fact that Swift's songs often contain strong language and that her performances are known for being energetic and sexy.
Some fans have expressed disappointment with the PG-13 rating, arguing that Swift's music is appropriate for all ages.
However, others have defended the rating, saying that it is important to protect younger fans from exposure to mature content.
Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to allow a child to see the film is up to the parent or guardian.
There are a number of reasons why it is important to protect younger fans from exposure to mature content.
For one, mature content can be upsetting or disturbing to some children.
It can also expose children to ideas and concepts that they are not yet ready to understand.
Additionally, mature content can be addictive, and can lead children to spend too much time watching or playing things that are not appropriate for their age.
It is also important to note that the MPA rating system is just a guideline. It is up to parents and guardians to decide what content is appropriate for their children.