If it's the the edited version, It's not that bad. I like how even though it's a party song, it's clean, unlike many other party songs. "The clubs" is the worst of the edited version. The Common Sense Media review is sort of exaggerating the On 13+ thing.

A seriously addictive song that thankfully remains (mostly) clean. Aside from the f-bomb that can easily be avoided by downloading the clean version, a few touchy parents might be turned off by a bit of self-righteousness Taio Cruz displays in his lyrics, but in the end there aren't any problems with this track.

Me Listening to the song goes on and on and on.. on and on and on! I guess its k but my ipod blocks out cuss words, so like, when they say f, instead of saying f--- it says "Just what the foo" and in the song cooler then me they say Shhh instead of s---!

I kinda like the song, but it's annoying because everybody talks about it. And yeah, there was no reason for an F-bomb in the unedited one.

Who doesn't love this song? I love to dance to it. And he said "f*ck". A song about parties- why do yall get so upset about that? Gosh.

i love the song i wish he would make more

This song definitely doesn't give a positive message, to me this is just another song about clubbing. The f-bomb doesn't need to be in there.

Dynamite is a fun, upbeat song that is mostly clean for tweens, but I wouldn't recommend it for children younger than ten. The f-word is slurred out, so it's not a big deal. Most kids over ten know the f-word, anyways and if they know not to use it then hearing it once in a great while should be fine. This song is less sketchy than it may sound, and it is a really nice dance song. If your child is ten or older, I would say let them listen to it.

this was probably one of the best songz of 2010 thank u taio cruz