Shocked!!

Lol Kiwilaurie - My Dad never picked up that it was actually 'If you seek Amy' ...for weeks on end he was going around seeing the phonetics and questioning how a song like that could be aired on radio and telly.

Silly man

I too am amazed that she can get away with a song like that, even being titled something different to make it ambiguous, doesn't make it any better now does it?! And I think today's generation clue on much faster to adult life and what sex is, swear words etc...back in my day I wouldn't have been any the wiser though.

If its any consolation my Mummy left me in the freezer aisle of the supermarket when I was just 3.5 years old, singing 'Like a virgin, touched for the very first time' very loudly, accompanied by some pretty provocative dance moves, apparently.

I think it is so gross. there is another song that goessomething like "you make my head spin right round when you go down" - fantastic!

I feel like such a prude when i say this kinda stuff, but i really think those songs are gross.

Babe - it took me a while too...say the words slowly, looking away from the PC screen...you will see they 'spell' a swear work that is slang for BD...(hope that helps!)

Lizzle, I'm with you on the 'go down' song...how is that OK???

Eww, I haven't heard that song and I don't think I want to

Personally i like the songs and i think if you seek amy is pretty clever really. You spin me right round the old version was a fav of mine for awhile and i think the new version is good too.

The way i see it is that they are just songs and unless you explain what some of the songs mean to your children you'll prolly find they have no idea what they mean they just like the tune and i dont see any harm in that.

When it comes to swear words and dirty words josh will grow up knowing them and mostly what they mean but told not to use them in some situations or around certain people. Most kids only use them or like those songs because their parents bring them up thinking its naughty or taboo etc which just creates an attraction to them IMHO. I know as a kid my fav song was who the f**k is alice mostly because it said f**k and i was told it was a naughty word.

WRXandJosh wrote: The way i see it is that they are just songs and unless you explain what some of the songs mean to your children you'll prolly find they have no idea what they mean they just like the tune and i dont see any harm in that.

Couldn't agree more. My 8 year old niece is a HUGE Britney fan. She knows the Amy song off by heart and Womaniser etc and has absolutely no idea what she is singing. She doesn't even think about the words, just likes the melody and beat. She sings "You're a womaniser baby" and points at me! I started to explain what a womaniser was but she just looked at me blankly

Haha Im glad i know what it means now - since i first heard it I was like OMG this is by far the stupidest song I've listened to in a LONG time...

I remember back in the day when all she wanted was to be a good role model      

I think if no-one makes a big deal of it little kids quite often don't even realise what the song even says.
My sister and I were watching Grease a few weeks ago and I realised that I sung along with it for years making up my own words - cause I certainly wasn't singing the right ones to Greased Lighting:   

You know that ain't no sh*t we'll be getting lots of t*t

and

You know that I ain't bragging she's a real p*ssy wagon Grease lightning

but yes I was a bit shocked the first time I heard Britney's song as you do tend to think of her having a younger audience.

i've said it slowly and fast and sorry but i dont understand ---and feel like a granny because of it.

Ok I just got it - blimey did not realise that's what she was saying.

Dirty Britney.

Did not realise the lyrics to grease were like that either.