What can I say? A person who isn't a teenager (she's supposed to be an adult), is talking about having a bad romance, wanting drama, and liking disturbance. She probably has some of her own issues to work over; like for example wanting attention so bad she'll traumatize herself with a bad relationship. I can say that yes teenagers tend to be pretty immature, but she is not one. Her immaturity arises out of her problems, not her age. Don't let her impose those problems onto impressionable kids. She should be held just as responsible for her words as any adult I know, especially when she is in the eye of every kid. Doesn't it mean teens need guidance if they act similarly to her? I think so. She's a bad role model, her messages are not what teens need to be hearing. It's not just that the songs are dirty, which is bad enough in itself, but it's the meaning behind them. Saying she's a freak means she's willing to do anything and everything to a guy who will probably end up messing her over, and wanting someones disease is wanting their issues.

The thing is, this song isn't glorifying a bad relationship- it's recognizing the problem. Lady Gaga wrote many of the 'The Fame Monster' songs while on tour about her paranoia, or 'monsters'- this was about the love monster. She admitted the song was inspired by how relationships usually never work out because they guy isn't good. In the song, she exaggerates the qualities of a bad relationship to point out just how bad it is. In fact, she's almost making fun of the 'lifetime' channel's women stereotype always being drawn to a bad relationship. It's basically all about how it makes no sense for a girl to fall in love with a bad guy but they do it anyways. Subtly, but it's still there. Watch out for the music video, though. Mother Monster bears a good bit of flesh in some parts and, although it doesn't say it outright, the plot is about the worst kind of 'bad romance', human trafficking. All in all it's an amazingly catchy tune with Mother's awesome vocals packed in perfect unison, even if there is a bit of swearing. 'Clean' versions have her saying bit instead of the longer word, which she only says 5 times at the end. That version'd be okay for any kid. And that 'vertigo stick' line is only a sexual reference when you're looking for sexual references. Gaga has said herself, it's another version of psycho, which she says right in the line above it. Where I come from, 'vertigo stick' is slang, meaning a really long, drawn-out session of vertigo.

The song is only slightly bad. However, do NOT let kids see the video. Sexually overcharged and violent. Unless you think someone shooting bullets (or sparks) from their nipples and setting their sex partner on fire is normal.

Well i have a problem with this Sex: One sexual euphemism: “I want your vertigo stick.” this doesn't have to do with sex this is a reference to Alfred Hitchcock so please do not take the reference as a sexual term

Lady GaGa is a refreshing role model for older tweens/teens. The music video is edgy and very imaginative, and it encourages creativity and free thought while being very entertaining. Yes, the video contains mature themes (such as a very glossy depiction of the sex trade), but unlike other songs and music videos which show women used purely as sex objects, Lady Gaga makes it clear that she is her own woman with her own art direction.