Parents criticise 'inappropriate' Caity Baser set at youth music festival

Parents criticise 'inappropriate' Caity Baser set at youth music festivalImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Caity Baser played TRNSMT the weekend before YouthBeatzByNichola Rutherford, BBC Scotland  and Lori CarnochanPublished5 minutes agoAngry parents have criticised a youth music festival in Dumfries, amid claims singer Caity Baser swore and made sex references on stage. They say the 22-year-old musician asked the Youth Beatz audience - which included children as young as seven - whether they had ever had sex with a friend. Run by Dumfries and Galloway Council, Youth Beatz is billed as the largest free youth music event in Scotland. It is aimed at young people aged between 12 and 25. Baser told BBC Scotland News she was told she did not need to "censor" her set by festival staff, and apologised for "any upset". Dumfries and Galloway Council said it had received a "small number of complaints" which it was taking seriously. Image source, Dumfries and Galloway CouncilImage caption, Youth Beatz is a free festival in Dumfries for young people aged 12 -25Scores of people posted their concerns about the performance on social media in the days following the festival last weekend. Annmarie Dowell said she knew a lot of Baser's music was explicit but expected her to perform "radio edits" to her young crowd. "What shocked me more than anything was openly asking a crowd of teenagers to raise their hands if they'd had sex with a friend. Completely inappropriate."She said that in introducing one song, Baser used an expletive and said she wanted to get "laid". "More thought should have been put into the act performing for the age range of the festival - not age appropriate at all," Dowell added. Image source, Emma DaviesImage caption, Baser said she was "super sad" some people were unhappy with her setAnother mum, who asked to remain anonymous, said she was "gobsmacked&...