Lily Allen has a great voice and very tongue-in-cheek lyrics. The songs make you laugh (Smile, Knock 'em Out, Nan You're A Window Shopper) while at least one (Littlest Things) makes you cry, and other songs show that Lily is not afraid to turn down a boyfriend for whatever reason (Not Big, Smile, Shame For You) and that not all girls are friendly (Friday Night, Friend Of Mine). There are probably around nine or ten f-bombs, one use of the British profanity c-nt (censored), a few s-bombs (including s#!t and s#!te), and one use each of a**e, hell, tw@t, slapper, and crack whore. Sometimes the songs talk about drug use (but it's always portrayed negatively) and alcohol. "Not Big" talks about a boyfriend that a girl turns down because they didn't have good, well, you know, and she uses the word c-m in that song. Even though there's quite a bit of cursing and mature themes, Lily Allen tells it like it is, and you can barely hear the curse words! Highly recommended for 12+.

Great music by Lily Allen. Content is innapropriate for younger ones, but the clean versions will have them singing along. The messages aren't at all nice, and each song has a dark theme. What amuses me is how she can change a nice happy song into a piece revolving around sex, drugs, and other non kid friendly subjects. Overall, an excellent album.

the songs are really addicting you want to listen to them over and over again. anyway lily allen has a really good voice. There are a few curses (for example she says 'but you were f***ing that girl next door) but to tell you the truth other than that there arent really that many bad curses. i really really like this cd, and I think anyone my age or older would like it too :)

It is rare that an album comes along that is catchy enough to keep my attention through the entire set. However, it's not all fun and games; if you get this for your kid, they may ask "Mommy, what is THC?" Besides that, the album is great fun and easy to sing along to after a few listens.

its almost creepy how much she says 4 letter words

this is a greaaaaaat CD with some wonderfully catchy but blatantly truthful songs. Lily is a very upfront, cut-the-crap person I think, and this shows in her music. Her songs reflect her attitude towards society, which is sometimes quite bad, but is sometimes very funny. Her songs are littered with swear words in abundance such as f__k, sh_t, b_tch, wh_re, tw_t and one bleeped out c_nt (in the song Friday Night.) Her sexual and drug references are also quite obvious. She makes references to pornographic magazines, having sex with people other than your partner, and there is references to smoking weed, and drinking alcohol, getting into fights et al. Therefore, the dark and innapropriate themes in her songs are masked by a light bubbly pop song music, which makes her misleading towards children and their parents. Be warned, some of her stuff may not be suitable for under 12, so you might like to discuss the issues in these songs with your child/ren, but if they are mature enough to understand, then by all means get the CD, it's great! :)

A great CD by Lily Allen. I gave most of the content a pause. Language/Sexual Content: (Smile) F***ing (Everything's Just Wonderful) F***ing(LDN) Pimp, whore, slapper (british whore) (Not Big) The song is talking about an ex-lover, so it disses him quite a bit in many areas. (Take What You Take) F*ck (Nan, You're A Window Shopper) F*ck (about 5 + times) I say, buy it, but only if you are mature enough to handle the content!