Parents need to know that even though this reality series has a few strikes against it in terms of content, its infractions are mild, and its message is overwhelmingly positive -- especially for young girls. Due largely to Salt's influence, the erstwhile rappers take a look at their older, more sexually charged lyrics and videos and reinvent themselves as ladies with class (and considerable sass) without resorting to loud gimmicks. Salt also candidly discusses her struggles with bulimia during the group's heyday, which may help parents talk to kids about eating disorders and body-image issues.
Positive messages:As Salt and Pepa work to repair their fractured friendship, viewers learn lessons about forgiveness and accepting others' flaws. Issues regarding eating disorders and body image are dealt with candidly, but not sensationally.
Violence:The ladies argue occasionally, but it never gets physical.
Sex:Characters are sometimes shown dancing suggestively and/or wearing tight/skimpy clothes, and light sexual innuendo occasionally pops up, but it's kept in check with frequent discussions about self-respect and morality. The ladies examine their older, sexually charged lyrics and videos, disagreeing about whether they're still appropriate or not.
Language:"Bitch" and "damn" are uttered every now and then; stronger words are bleeped.
This show has made me love who I am .It has let me see that I can have the GALAXY. THE SALT N PEPA
SHOW WILL AND ALL WAYS BE A HIT SHOW. I WISH THAT I KNEW THEM .......................... REAL TALK
GOOD PEOPLE THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU HAVE GAVE TO ALL OF US