"Glitter in the Air" (CD single) (by Pink, R&B/Pop)
common sense media says
Stark, emotionally raw ballad is fine for teens.
parents & educators say
What parents need to know
Parents need to know that although you might see a Parental Advisory sticker on this single, the song is most definitely NOT offensive; in fact, it's perfectly safe for most tweens and teens. There's one racy line, but nothing really explicit. The highly emotional level of the song might make it too much for younger listeners, but angst-ridden teens should revel in the drama.
Positive role models:
Empathy is a big theme, with Pink showing listeners that they aren't the only ones who have been lonely, desperate, or heartbroken. "Have you ever hated yourself; for staring at the phone, your whole life waiting on the ring to prove you're not alone."
Sex:
Only one line that might raise some eyebrows: "Have you ever fed a lover with just your hands?"
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helenmirrenrox
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adult
Good
One bad line.... Young kids won't notice
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Cooldee
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parent
Some bad role models, but good lessons learned.
If you are lonely, desperate, or heartbroken, you are not alone! Listen to the lyrics and you will find out!
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