Parents need to know that young fans of the movie are going to want this CD, and the sex/drug/violence factor is over the top to the point that it almost works as self-parody. But the real problem is that musically, except for a couple of songs, it's just not that good. Buy the "Shake Ya Tailfeather" single and move on.
Positive messages:Violence, sex, drugs, sexism, racism-this CD has it all!
Violence:Hey, guess what? There's lots of violence, too.
Sex:Many sexual references-in most of the songs on the CD.
Language:Too many instances of the "s" word, the "f" word, and the "n" word (not to mention the phrase "They call me Diddy," which gets old fast) to count.
Consumerism:Sean "P. Diddy" Combs's first release in association with Universal is a blatantly commercial venture, with movie sound bytes (and very pretty pictures of Will Smith) throughout.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:"Great dope" is gleefully celebrated in "Smoking the la la la la;" "Smoking weed" in "Realest N *GGAS."
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