SpongeBob SquarePants: The Best Day Ever (by Various Artists, Children's Music)

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SpongeBob and his pals sing on the radio. Hooray!


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What parents need to know

Parents need to know that although the physical packaging of this CD contains a lot of advertisements for other SpongeBob products, the songs themselves contain very positive content and steer clear of commercialism.

Positive messages: SpongeBob encourages teamwork and a positive attitude toward work in the song "Employee of the Month."
Violence: Not applicable.
Sex: The raciest song on the CD is about tighty-whiteys.
Language: Not applicable.
Consumerism: The inserts packaged in the CD advertise SpongeBob DVDs and video games.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking: Not applicable.

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What to talk about

Talk to your kids
Families can talk about their own best days ever. Do you believe a chipper character like SpongeBob could have them all the time? Do you know anyone as carefree and fun as SpongeBob? Why is SpongeBob more likable than Squidward or the greedy Mr. Krabs?

What's the story?

What's the story?
There's no doubt that any serious SpongeBob fan will enjoy SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS: THE BEST DAY EVER. But even if you've been living under a coral reef for the last few years and have never heard of SpongeBob SquarePants, this CD offers much to delight in. Kids will love the goofy fun of the voices and lyrics about things like SpongeBob's quest to find his missing snail-cat Gary. Adults will enjoy the ingenious fictitious radio-station format (with hilarious call-in segments) and the cameos by hip musicians like ex-Beach Boy Brian Wilson and punker Tommy Ramone. And everyone can dance along to the songs, a smorgasbord of musical genres, including everything from '60s pop, garage, calypso, and punk to bluegrass and country/western.

Is it any good?

Is it any good?
 
You'll likely find yourself humming along with catchy tracks like "Where's Gary?" "Ridin' the Hook," and especially "Doin' the Krabby Patty." Parents will especially appreciate the positive messages embedded in certain songs. In "Employee of the Month," SpongeBob sings about how his "going the extra mile" and giving "service with a smile" at the Krabby Patty earned him the coveted award. It also gives some rules for success, like working hard without complaining. The song "Barnacles!" offers a fun way for kids to vent steam: Instead of saying bad words, denizens of Bikini Bottom just yell "Barnacles!"

Music themes & details

Music Details
Released on: October 19, 2006
Label: Nick Records
Genre: Children's Music

This review was written by Kerwin So
 
 

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What parents & educators say

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lebeaun
educator
 
Great!
Great movements for kids to join in.

 
Pure musical genius
What can a say for a sponge this guy is the greatest.

Cjbear_10
teen, 16 years old
 
Mixed Messages
Most songs are fun, goofy, and just plain stupid (similar to the show), but You Will Obey! and Superior use bad behavior as comedy.Plankton's song, You Will Obey!, chorus consists of, "You will obey! (Bey, bey, bey, bey!) Do what I say! (Say, say, say, say!) Do it my way! (Way, way, way, way!)" and contains lyrics about taking over the town, but it's all played for laughs. Superior, Squidward's song, is a song about being better than everyone else by basicly insulting everyone and complimenting himself. Once again, done in a light hearted way. Some songs offer better advise, such as Employee of the Month; It sings about working hard and giving your all. My Tighty-Whities is a ballad about Spongebob's underpants, sung by said sponge.

Miloub
teen, 14 years old
 
Perfection for kids!
This is great for kids under the age of 6! It encouarges team work, and to be greatful and fun! I thought the CD was pretty good, the beat was easy, and some kids might even sing along!

MahFriendLexi♥
kid, 11 years old
 
I can't say anything bad about it. It's really cute and pretty much is just talking about a good day. I think 3+ is good. ;D

reveiwer123987
kid, 13 years old
 
great for all ages
This is an ok song i've heard better. It's cute.

love2
parent of 19 year old
 
awww? let me think. BAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SPONGEBOB IS BAD SINGER! DON"T WASTE YOUR MONEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

shanno15
teen, 16 years old
 
Good song for Spongebob
okay first of all the song is NOT about tighty whiteys! its about having a good day, and its cute fun for little kids

sdwqasswdsed
parent of 18 year old
 
you got to be kidding!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NOT AND ISSUE!!!!!!! its perfect for an age 9

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