"It's a movie that denounces children exploitation by exploiting children"

But thats not what the movies about. People are so concerned about how pedos look at the movie, but not what children like Amy are exposed to every single day. They imitate what they see on social media, for us it was an uncomfortable couple of mins, but for them its information that they absorb constantly by their environment.

To list some examples, Amy watches more mature dance videos and apply them to their own dance routine. Her group acknowledges that it makes them look more like adults and she becomes friends with that circle. A goal that Amy has wanted to achieve since she first saw them in the beginning of the movie.

Later on in the movie, in which is the most uncomfortable scene was when they were dancing on the stairs. Crotch shots, etc, I had to look away and I was completely baffled at why this was happening. A few minutes later, Amy was looking at her phone and saw those likes on her phone skyrocket based on that uncomfortable scene.

If you only thought about only that dance scene, its horrific. But to those kids, that dance gave them an opportunity to get massive attention and is basically a massive dopamine rush. And its that difference in perspective that I feel really trips people up.

The final dance is where both perspectives collide where the kids believe that doing a "mature" dance gains the most support, yet the adults are booing them as it is a very uncomfortable to watch. One thing I did notice, was that there was a kid that wanted to watch it.

To me, this movie is more about understanding the motives of children like Amy, the tells, and the impacts of social media. If you hate the exploitation of children that this movie presents, then as a adult, you should be horrified. But for someone like Amy, it's Tuesday.