Common Sense Note
Parents need to know that this song is a warning to a girl about a "playa" who's going to break her heart. So not surprisingly, there are some vague sexual innuendos in this first single from the upcoming Audio Day Dream, Lewis' first studio album post American Idol.
Families can talk about the careers of the Idols. Why have some done better than others? Why do some of the runner-ups seem to do better than the winners? Is there too much pressure to be a huge success once you've won?
Common Sense Review
Reviewed By: Maria Dinoia
Season six runner-up Blake Lewis has a bonafide hit on his hands. BREAK ANOTHA is a likable contemporary pop single that has already taken radio by storm, having originally been leaked to fans who signed up on a promo Web site. The radio-friendly single is different from standard Idol stuff, combining elements of funk and hip-hop to create a fresh sound that capitalizes on Lewis' enigmatic voice.
To read our review of the entire album, click here. For more music from Idol stars, check out Carrie Underwood, Kelly Clarkson, Bucky Covington, or Kellie Pickler. But, if you like Blake's pop sound and musical stylings, you may also like music from Justin Timberlake.
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Sexual ContentSlightly suggestive: "He's a gentleman lover/get you under cover." |
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Language"What the hell, that spell that he got you under?" is about it. |
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Social BehaviorWarns a girl about not giving into a player. |
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