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"Every Girl" (CD single)
- By Young Money
- Genre: Rap
Common Sense Media says
Over-the-top dirty song about sex with multiple partners.
Parents say
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Kids say
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What parents need to know
Parents need to know that just about every line in this song includes a graphic reference to sex and/or substance use.
What's the story?
EVERY GIRL is the first single from Young Money, a group of five rappers led by its most famous member, Lil' Wayne. The song's title speaks volumes about its theme: these guys want to sleep with every girl -- in every way imaginable. The entire song is an ode to sex, describing in minute detail various sexual situations that also involve drinking and drugs: "I wish I could f--k every girl in the world / …I just can't pick one so you can never say I'm choosy / …And weed and alcohol seem to satisfy us all / …And every time I think of staying with her / She bring that friend around that make a n---a reconsider."
Is it any good?
Musically, this song sounds amateur at best. The artists use an Autotune throughout, which distorts some of the lyrics so badly that the words are barely comprehensible (maybe a good thing?). The rhymes are set against a backdrop of boring, unimaginative beats that sound as if they were thrown together in a matter of a few minutes. And with five different rappers each needing their time in the spotlight, the song drones on for more than five minutes -- when it was hardly worth one.
What families can talk about
Families can talk about whether people who glorify casual sex may be
attempting to compensate for a deficiency in their lives. Is sleeping
around truly satisfying, or does it simply mask a deeper
loneliness?
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recommended for 2 yr olds and under because that the only age group that would listen and not change the radio hehehe
Lil Wayne is the worst sing/artist. He has to edit his voice and all he sings about is lollipops and uh, doing things to girls. Rap is annoyingly bad anyway.
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For older children.
Well I really like this song, but I won't advice tweens. Though it is a nice song for older children.
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This so is so nasty... but it has a nice hook.
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No kids in parents house
I hate this song for any age under 21. He is horrible. KevinBeezy is horrible for even thinking for 13+.
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Yay lil wayne screws up another song.
Lil wayne ruins another song as usual. Because he sings the chorus the whole song pretty much sucks. As far as content goes, There are some really graphic lines about girls opening up their legs and stuff like that. But they're gonna hear language like that eventually anyway right? If your kid really wants this just get it for him, he'll end up hating it anyways.
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Plain ridiculous
How did Drake, who created the incredible "Best I Ever Had" get stuck with this heap of explicit trash. And how did it reach the top 10 on the charts?
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An Amazing Song for Teenagers, but Not for Paranoid Parents
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Kid, 12 years old
March 12, 2011
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Uummm
It uses language and some sexual reference's! But you have to really b mature 2 understand the language nd sexual refernace... But it's pretty good! :)
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not a terrible song, just subject matter and plain out song is explicit
this ok song is definitely not for kids under 16 or 17. there is a TON of sex and TONS of f--ks so its very explicit.
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| Artist: | Young Money |
| Release date: | June 11, 2009 |
| Genre: | Rap |
| Parental advisory: | Yes |
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