Just Like You (by Keyshia Cole, R&B)
common sense media says
TV reality star gets redundant with heartbreak.
parents & educators say
What parents need to know
Parents need to know that this star of her own reality show sings a lot about heartbreak and troubled relationships. Hurting one another and loneliness are the themes throughout just about every song. While there's nothing objectionable, the lyrics are rife with sadness and may be about things kids haven't experienced yet. And, Cole stresses the need to have someone in your life or you'll be empty. She uses the "N" word twice.
Violence:
Not applicable.
Sex:
Although the entire album is about relationships, it doesn't really get descriptive: "I'm yearning for your touch," "I need you and you need me," and "But I could tell in the way we kiss/we don't talk no more it feels better when I'm alone."
Language:
"Damn" is heard a few times. One song says the "N" word twice.
Consumerism:
Not applicable.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
Couple of mentions of drinking in clubs.
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