Parents need to know that while these song lyrics themselves are fairly tame, the eight-minute video for the tune is off-limits for kids, showing lots of violence and sex.
Positive messages:The message of the song is that fame -- and the media's obession with the next "It" girl -- can kill. She makes the point in the video with violent, sex-filled images, which may not work to sway hearts and minds.
Positive role models:Gaga may be a hit in the clubs, but her affinity for skimpy costumes and adult content make a poor role model for kids.
Violence:Video includes high level of violent content, including images of people who’ve died from various causes.
Sex:The video for this song shows lots of sex and skin.
Highlights: A cool beat with no inappropriate phrases. I love this song, my sister loves this song. Language: "Sh-t." Violence: "A poisoning in the video. Bad Message and Role Model: Gaga is so desperate to have this boy she stalks him and pushes him around until he gives in.
Song is good but music video is creepy, disturbing, and not appropriate for younger kids.
The video also has c--t in the subtitles along with s--t. Lady Gaga's outfits are either turtle necks with long sleeves that cover the whole body, bikinis, or other skimpy clothing. Making out is often shown and the beginning starts with a sex scene. In the beginning Lady Gaga dies. There is lots of blood--it's a murder. Throughout the film other murdered women are shown which is somewhat upsetting. Gaga puts poison in her lover's drink in the end and he dies. There is one mention of cigarettes. A bag with Dr. Dre's name is shown in the beginning.
Okay don't get me wrong, Lady GaGa is NOT one to be a role model, but this SONG calms her down a little, now the VIDEO is a different story (which I will get into later) but the song tames her and I like that.
But here comes the video! I personally love the video, I think it's cool, but it is not appropriate for many children. But just when I thought the GaGa's head had shrunk, it came back up again. Oh well! So much for that! Song's great... Vid's OK!
She says s--t once, but the rest is clean. GaGa is weird and gross in most other songs of hers. I think the video MIGHT I SAID MIGHT have some inappropriate things.
I love this song! I loved it so much I wanted to see the video. That's where I went wrong. At the beginning, Lady GaGa is lying on top of her boyfriend kissing him and then she asks him if he loves her. He says yes. Then he takes her outside and throws her off a balcony. I just kept watching. Then came GaGa in a wheelchair being rolled into her home. Then I saw images of people that have died or killed themselves. So I kept watching. Does GaGa conclude with a happy ending? NO!!! She ends her video by killing her boyfriend with poison. Then, they play a disturbing 911 call. At the end I'm thinking, "what kind of video is this?" If I didn't love this song so much, I would've rated it off 17+.
I like this song okay. It has a catchy beat and everything, like all of her other songs. BUT, the music video and the performance at the VMA's were kinda violent. Just stick to the song, not the videos.
I love this song. It's awezome! I like the beat and everything. But, near the end she goes "snap, snap to that sh*t on the radio". And she is trying to stalk a boy to win his love. But kewl song! <3
This song isn't so raunchy, as long as you listen to it without watching the video. But this song is pretty boring. I hate it. It's too boring. There is one use of "sh.t"
I love this song. It is by far one of the best Lady GaGa songs. It is extremely catchy, and pretty inappropriate. The music video might be disturbing however, so I suggest you don't watch it. But there is pretty much NOTHING wrong with the song. :)
well,first of all i saw the music video and it is one of the most sexualy inappropriate videos ever seen.i think gaga needs to tone it down alot but the song is okay.
Come on, people! Lighten up! This song is great! The only bad thing is it says the s word one time. It also says cigarrettes too, but that isn't a problem. This song is great.
Explicit single. She says "sh-t" once. And I've heard the video has lots of violence and sex. Not surprising. GaGa turns into a psycho for some guy. She stalks him and spies on him until her gives in. She mentions cigars too. Heavy sexual things in this song....
I love this song. It is really catchy and danceable. And her voice sounds like a chipmunk. But one use of "sh*t". And the bad message or role model is that she is trying to get a boy by stalking him.