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Schizophrenic (by JC Chasez, Pop)

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CD seems to have multiple musical personalities.


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What parents need to know

Parents need to know that fans will discover that boy band graduates (or at least this one) think about sex -- a lot! This album will be fine for some teens, perhaps a little much for others. Take a look at the lyrics on a site like lyrics.com and decide if this is okay for your teen.

Positive messages: JC is so into himself (and his lover of the moment) that he has no time to worry about this stuff.
Violence: No violence.
Sex: Very sexually suggestive, occasionally explicit.
Language: No offensive language.
Consumerism: "Everything You Want" is a commentary on materialism, from one who's been there.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking: A couple of very mild references to drinking.

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What to talk about

Talk to your kids
Families can talk about how this more mature album compares with the band's earlier albums. How do you like this "grown-up" version?

What's the story?

What's the story?

SCHIZOPHRENIC may not be very exciting or innovative, but it reveals the more mature, evolving side of a beloved boy-band member's personality, and it's a lot of fun for older teens.

Is it any good?

Is it any good?
 

The first track, "Some Girls (Dance With Women)," is a terrific dance song with a homoerotic twist: The girls are all dancing together and this guy wants to join the fun. It's sexy with a refreshing shot of longing. The rest of the CD is sexy too, with a couple of pretty explicit moments here and there. This may come as a surprise to underage NSYNC fans who expect a sappier brand of romantic pop from the boy band veteran.

Justin Timberlake was the "cute one" in NSYNC, but JC Chavez makes an effort to maintain his "hot one" persona on this album with some very sexy lyrics. He also puts on a lively and very danceable show with energetic rhythm tracks and a "let's not take ourselves too seriously" sense of fun. The strongest tracks are the most danceable, featuring dynamic musicianship and enthusiastic vocal performances.

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Released on: February 24, 2004
Label: Jive Records
Genre: Pop

This review was written by Kathi Kamen Goldmark
 
 

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I danced!
This CD shows JC branching out a little. It has some good dance tracks. Many songs are very sexual though and might not be appropriate for kids under 12. The lyrics aren't bad. Some messages are geared toward older kids. I liked most of the songs on this CD.

Rosebud95
teen, 16 years old
 
Iffy, but good album
CSM was right about it having multi-music personalites. I guess it makes since of why it does since it's called, "Schizophrenic". (So maybe CSM was making that a joke...) And some (or most) of the songs are sexual, and others are not. (But some seem "weird") The most sexual songs are, "All Day Long I Dream About Sex", (which I think he redid) "One Night Stand", "100 Ways", Blowin' Me Up With Her Love" and "Some Girls (Dance with Women) Anyway, I like some of the songs. Mainly in the "weird" songs because JC's voice is awesome. Unfortunately, he barely has ballads so you don't get to hear his powerful voice like in NSync, Also, I think that if he focused less on the "sexiness" and more on his voice, this album would be very awesome. Overall, this album is good, just a little iffy.

Not_Interested
teen, 16 years old
 
Bad 4 anyone
Booooooooooo! sex is for lifeless people

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