`Pro Nails` (CD single) (by Kid Sister, Hip-hop)
common sense media says
Homage to the manicure has a bunch of swear words.
parents & educators say
What parents need to know
Parents need to know this is a pop-influenced rap is all about showing off your good looks, especially in the form of a manicure. There are a few swear words, especially from guest Kayne West. The rest of the song's lyrics aren't the most existential or deep, but then again the song isn't trying for depth. The superficial nature of the song might not be such a good influence on impressionable listeners, but mostly this is just a fun and simple single.
Violence:
Just a few verses of intimidation: "Talk smack from around the way/Gotta put these chicken heads in they place/I ain't rockin' no stupid bapes/Ain't trippin' I'll juke all day."
Sex:
Not applicable.
Language:
Kanye West's intro is laced with the word "s--t," while the rest of the song includes "s--t" three times and West dropping the "mutha f--ka" bomb on his featured verse.
Consumerism:
Although it doesn't mention products directly, the song is an anthem to consumerism: "Nails like whoa/acrylic base/top all gold/colors on my nails/to the paint on my toes/...I'm accustomed to gold."
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
Not applicable.
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nascarbb
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so cute!
This is a cute song geared toward teenagers and young adults. My kids love it and keep reminding me that kid sister is coming to town in a few weeks. I actually like her too. We'll definitely be there!
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