cool but a deadly music video part for so what two nerd peeing in a bottle and pretendting it is lemonade and gave it to pink's X husband pretty crude!
-
Is it age appropriate?
About our ratings -
Is it any good?
-
Common Sense says
Bitter breakup spawns angry but excellent album.
Why We Rated This 
for Ages 15–17
What to watch out for
-
Violence:
-
Sex:
-
Language:
-
Consumerism:
-
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
What Parents Need to Know
This review of Funhouse was written by Susan Yudt
Parents need to know that Pink doesn't hold back in this album about her recent divorce. There's a lot of raw emotion, including angry rants about her ex, and descriptions of self-destructive behavior like drinking to cope with difficult experiences. There's some profanity and sexual content, but it's milder than her last album, I'm Not Dead.
Families Can Talk About
Talk to your kids about the media in their life. We have more tools and tips that can help
- Families can talk about dealing with difficult breakups. How can teens work through their anger without "fighting dirty"? Who can you talk to when you're feeling angry or depressed? Parents can also emphasize that drinking to deal with emotions can be dangerous and often makes bad feelings even worse.
Have you heard it? Review It!
More on Funhouse
What’s the Story?
An extended kiss-off to ex-husband Carey Hart, Pink's fifth album, FUNHOUSE, doesn't pull any punches. Hart is a "tool," Pink is a rock star, and she's better off without him, according to the album's chart-topping taunt, "So What." The Grammy winner also threatens to "burn this f--ker down" in the title track's New Wave-y rave up and gets ready to knock back more than a few martinis in the rollicking "Bad Influence."
Is It Any Good?
Although her up-tempo rages are catchy, Pink is at her best when she drops the bratty bravado. The poppy "Please Don't Leave Me" and bluesy ballad "Mean" find Pink owning up to her bad behavior, while the anthemic "Sober" channels the buzz of a love that's all-consuming, culminating in a breathtaking string quartet coda. Backed by slinky beats and punctuated with horns, "One Foot Wrong" is Pink at her soulful best. Forget the bad-girl boasts: Singing well is the best revenge.
Music Details
Released on: 10/28/2008
Parental advisory: Yes, Edited version available: Yes
Parental advisory: Yes, Edited version available: Yes
Our Members Say
See 19 member reviews
Most Recent Reviews
-
I rate this title on for age 12 and give it
- My concerns are:
- Inappropriate language
-
I rate this title on for age 12 and give it
- My concerns are:
- Inappropriate language
cool but a deadly music video part for so what two nerd peeing in a bottle and pretendting it is lemonade and gave it to pink's X husband pretty crude! and moderate laungue like fu** shi*
-
I rate this title iffy for age 13 and give it
- My concerns are:
- Excessive violence
- Inappropriate language
- Drinking, smoking, or drug use
Ok Album, Just Remember to Pre-Listen
Pretty ok album, some of the songs get really old fast, some are awesome. There are a few implications of violence, some bad language, a few mentions of drinking, and some iffy messages, but most of it isn't a huge concern. The language is probably your largest concern. Pre-listen then buy it for your kid. Best choice.
-
I rate this title iffy for age 11 and give it
- My concerns are:
- Excessive violence
- Inappropriate sexual content
- Inappropriate language
- Drinking, smoking, or drug use
Good album, but some stuff to watch out for
I think P!nk's music is great! But,some of her songs are for an older crowd. It all comes down to what you thing your kids are ready for.
-
I rate this title on for age 12 and give it
- My concerns are:
- Inappropriate language
Give Recommendations, Get Them, Too!
Become a member and get recommendations from other parents based on your child's age.Tell us your child's age:
Already a member? Log inOur Members Rate It
Have you heard it?
For Your Family
Get age-based recommendations for your kids:
Customize based on your child's age
