`Take You There` (CD single) (by Donnie Klang, Pop)
common sense media says
Reality star gets a bit sexy in solid dance track.
parents & educators say
What parents need to know
Parents need to know that this dance/love song from the Making the Band finalist is about wanting to do everything for a girl to make her happy. There are a few suggestive lyrics, but overall, most of the lines are subtle enough to keep the song innocent.
Violence:
Not applicable.
Sex:
A few suggestive lines ("Lazy lovers never let you spread your wings") and not-so-suggestive ones ("Makin love above the breeze" and "Take off your outfit and lets be gone").
Language:
One "f--king."
Consumerism:
There's an obvious tie-in to the MTV TV show Making the Band. One mention of an old video game.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
One thing: "I'm your supplier, I'll get you higher."
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michelledariz231
teen, 17 years old
teen, 17 years old
It's a great song listen to the catchy beat.
The only way the song is bad is if the kids actually comprehend what the lyrics are. However if your kids understand what they mean they should be mature in listening to the song.This means tell them or trust them not to listen to the commercialism, but to enjoy the song and the lyrics don't mean anything. If your kids are mature enough they can listen to it and not go out into the world and do the stuff the song says. If your kids aren't mature enough though tell them they can listen to what they want if they take the music in a mature matter and not juvenille. Im 14 and i have been listening to this type of music since i was about 5 years of age. My mother thought i was mature enough to listen to it and i was and still am.
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leele
teen, 15 years old
teen, 15 years old
I was discussded
We sould not let our kids listen to this Adultish and Imature behavuor.
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