"BLUEBERRIES ARE FUCKING PURPLE!"

First if all: don't name your kid brayden.

Incidentally it's the same reason between a sunset and smoke - more scattering.

The same is true for all colors. Tell me the color of a single atom.

Yes, air can be colors other than blue at unusual light conditions, like sunset. But the same is true for any material.

You're stuck on the urge to explain. You call "the air is blue" incomplete. But all answers are incomplete. When someone asks what color an object is, they mean under ordinary distances and conditions. Air is blue even in an ordinary room. It just takes miles worth of air for its slight blue color to be noticeable.

Still, the sun is white. Sun light is white.

Are you saying the blue light is removed from the spectrum when it's passes through the atmosphere? I assume you aren't since you said scattered, but also imply the sun is yellow because blue is removed.

If we're talking about sun light during sunrise or sunset then yes it gets red at more extreme angles. But the sun isn't that color all day.

And here's the correct answer, boys and girls.

Maybe not the water you drink (chugs Gatorade frost)