Step Up 2: The Streets Soundtrack (by Various Artists, Soundtrack)
common sense media says
Urban music gets a wee sexy on the dance floor.
parents & educators say
What parents need to know
Parents need to know that this soundtrack contains edited versions of the original songs, so there is virtually no vulgar language other than a "damn" here and there. There is, however, several instances of sexual lyrics and talk about the club scene.
Violence:
Nothing explicit: the song "Church" refers to fighting, but no graphic words or details ("I then turn into rude dude man/why you had to mess up the night/now we got to fight/I'm a knock out ya lights").
Sex:
Some sexual lyrics, playa talk, strip club dancing: "So sexual/she was flexible professional," "I threw her legs on my shoulders/had to fold her like a pornography poster," "tattoo above her crack," "Even if you like to flirt/lift up your skirt," "make love to each other after we play fight," "sex so good I can freak you in my sleep." There's a girl moaning on "Ching-a-ling."
Language:
Original songs have vulgar language, but this CD is edited, virtually clean of obscenities. There are minor words like "damn."
Consumerism:
References to alcohol, shoe, car, and soap brands; other celebrities are mentioned.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
Lots of talk about the club/bar scene and drinking: "drunk off Remy and Sprite," "Henny and cola," and "Patron on the rocks."
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stawberryluv
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adult
it was outstanding i luv it so did my friends it was alsome it was better than the frist one
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cocacola88
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teen, 15 years old
I danced for hours !
I think it has a good rythem and style for kids 7-? but i dont think some not might like it
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