Parents need to know that there are only a few iffy things for kids in this song. Kayne West's rap portion includes a single expletive ("f--k"), and the song is all about being attracted to "American boys." Although there are a few sexual references, the song is fairly mild and ultimately promotes female assertiveness and control, even if it's in regard to hooking up with someone.
Positive messages:Lots of frivolous flirting. Promotoes female assertiveness.
Sex:The singer talks about showing a man her bedroom and about liking what's underneath his pants.
Language:Kayne West's featured rap includes the line "most of the press don't f--k with me," but the expletive is deleted from many versions. West also says "hell" in one line.
Consumerism:West raps about designer clothes and other "bling" symbols.
I realy, realy, realy, realy, realy LOVE American Boy
it is so cool!!! I liste to it Every time on KW3!
It's AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You got to LOVE American Boy!!!!!!!!!!!!
GREAT SONG!! the only concerns are that she says "dont like his baggy jeans but imma like whats underneath them." which is a sexual term. there is also one use of f*** and one use of the phrase "so to h*** with all that rubish."
This is a good song for the mature crowds.They talk about sex and being naked and a lot of cursing. My mom hates this song because of the references, my dad does because of the rapping and my friend like it because they are immature and inappropriate. DON'T LISTEN TO THIS SONG.