No Introduction (by Tyga, Hip-hop)
common sense media says
Young rapper keeps hip-hop tamer than most.
parents & educators say
What parents need to know
Parents need to know that although the debut track "Coconut Juice" is a veiled anthem for partying and drinking, most of the songs on this album are rather tame. There are no explicit lyrics, no disparaging women, and few references to gratuitous violence. Instead, this is more or less a party album geared toward listeners who want to have fun.
Violence:
A few songs discuss urban violence, but it's never glamorized or mythologized. Instead, the topics usually deal with the aftermath of these tragedies, such as mourning a murdered friend or a child who is imprisoned for killing an abusive stepfather on "Don't Regret it Now."
Sex:
There are a few songs that discuss romantic relationships, but these tracks are surprisingly tame by hip-hop standards. "First Timers" is about teen love, but the most explicit lyrics are: "But we only young, infatuated, sprung, or in lust."
Language:
"Damn" is used repeatedly on the song "Coconut Juice."
Consumerism:
Tyga raps about "making it" and his symbols of success are money, cars, and shopping sprees.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
"Coconut Juice" is the song that most obviously celebrates drinking. "Coconut juice got me real loose like, damn!/like, got me leaning three thousand proof/like damn!"
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EazyToLove
parent of 10 year old
parent of 10 year old
I honestly thnk music of theze day are all a bad influence but they like it i always tell my son not to reflect off of wat he heres
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