Parents need to know that this album includes a liberal sprinkling of four-letter words ("f--k" and "s--t," mainly) and a lot of teasy sexuality in the lyrics. An edited version is available and is better-produced than most.
Positive messages:Some girl-power, some simpering sexual teasing, some sexist language -- all over the road.
This cd has its share of sexual content and explicit material. The main songs to worry about are London Bridge, Fergalicious, and i think thats probably it. Glamorous is explicit, but its pretty good. But it says the words a**, d***, raw as he**, and in the bridge of the song she says f*** yall, in the backround.
Even when it's clean, it isn't ready for children or the most mature of tweens. Sex and bad language make up this album. Fergie shows that she is a sex symbol, no doubt. Not the best role model for some teens.
Great album and great songs. She is very talented.
She is a strong woman and i think an overall good role model unlike Hedi Montage.
Fergie Rocks. Holla :)
There are only a few songs worth listening to (Glamourous, Big Girls Don't Cry, Clumsy, and Voodoo Doll) but that basically it. The rest of the songs are just naughty. Fergalicious- She's as "t-t-t-t-tasty tasty" as candy. London Bridge- A "Get drunk and have some sex" song that repeats "Oh, Sh*t!" and the F-word.
Sexual Content: Lots of fun, sexy innuedos. Try on "How come everytime you come around my london london bridge wanna go down like!" for size. "Fergalicious" openly discusses Fergie's hot bod and how she has the boys lining up down the block to "watch what she's got". "Clumsy" talks about being head-over-heels for a guy, while "Velvet" is a song straight out of a dirty movie. Violence: N/A Language: S**t and f**k are littered throughout the album, including one "motherf*cking". Other profane language includes b*tches and a**. The edited version, however, is very well produced and doesn't leave one swear word unedited. Social Behaviour: Fergie comes across as conceited in one song and weak and vulnerable in another. Fergie is all over the map as far as personality and morals go. Commercialism: Grey Goose (the vodka), Mary Jane Shoes, Taco Bell, and a mention of the music awards show "The Grammy's". Drugs/Alcohol/Tobacco: Grey Goose is mentioned in one song which also refers to being drunk. "Voodoo Doll" refers to a needle in your arm, as a metaphor. "Mary Jane Shoes" leads you to draw your own conclusions from the songs lyrics. "Shoes or marjunna?"
Overall I give this album a pause for 13+ and an on for 14+. Great album!
i've know the song glamorous since i was 9 and was surprised to hear it was explicit. i knew it sed sh** and f*** but i say learn to ignore these kinda things. party people says mother f***er 6 times i counted.
fergie's the best. yes i admit some songs are kinda, well, provacative but i still love her. lol. my fave song is big girls don't cry. it really hits home.