"Don't be afraid to scream my name, you like it when I turn around and put the arch in my back, I got some moves, put 'em on baby you gonna like that, I ain't goin' to stop you if you wanna grab my neck, talk sexy to me like that, just do what I taught you, girl, when I give you my heat I need you to push it right back" is TOO MUCH OF IT!!
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Sexy talk makes this an iffy pick for younger teens.
Why We Rated This 
for Ages 15 and Up
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What Parents Need to Know
About Fantasy Ride
Parents need to know that while this album doesn't contain a lot of four-letters words, the sexy nature of many of the songs makes it questionable for kids' ears. Although the sexy messages are generally shrouded in metaphors and analogies, savvy listeners will probably get the idea of what Ciara means.
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Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about how sexy male and female singers differ in their appeal. Do male singers focus on signing about what a great body they have or do they tend to sing more about how they will treat a lady? Do you think female singers need to act extra-sexy in order to be relevant and popular? Would a female singer have as much appeal if she sang about being sensitive and a good listener?
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- I rate this title off for age 12 and give itMy concerns are:
- Inappropriate sexual content
Innuendo!
- I rate this title on for age 8 and give it
I cried
It was good to me. I love it.
- I rate this title on for age 16 and give it
Highly anticipated new record from major R&B superstar!
Sexual Content: Explicit and straightforward. "If you wanna grab my neck and talk sexy to me like that", "All night show just you in the crowd doing tricks you've never seen". "Work" talks about shaking that thang like a donkey. "Like A Surgeon" puts Ciara in the role of the naughty doctor, offering sex. "Keep Dancing On Me" features some sexual innuedos. "I Don't Remember" discusses the possibility of a wild one night stand. Violence: N/A Language: S**t is featured in "High Price" and "Echo (Bonus Track)", however both songs are edited. D*mn is featured numerous times in "I'm On (Bonus Track)". Social Behaviour: Ciara celebrates partying and sex. High Price discusses the reliance of numerous materilistic items. Commercialism: "High Price" consistently name drops several name brand items including "Louis Vutton". Drugs/Alcohol/Smoking: "I Don't Remember" talks about a hangover, not remembering what exactly happened the night before, mentioning alcohol (or "drinks") numerous times. Suggestive lines include "I think I had to much to drink". Overall, a great new CD from R&B superstar Ciara. I would highly reccomend that no one over the age of 16+ listen to this CD. The messages may be confusing to young children and the open discussion of sex and drinking may make for an uncomfortable listen at any age younger than 16.
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