Chris Rock is on the soundtrack? Doin stand up, now that's adult!

Uh, no...lol all the tracks fit the theme of the soundtrack. Definitely not "too adult". Besides it was for those who had left kindergarten anyways.

Timmy84 said:

Fury said:

Timmy84 said:

Uh, no...lol all the tracks fit the theme of the soundtrack. Definitely not "too adult". Besides it was for those who had left kindergarten anyways.

Uhh... Think again All of My Days Lyrics by R. Kelly f/ Changing Faces and Jay-Z from Space Jam Soundtrack Send “All of My Days” Ringtone to Your Cell Changing Faces, Jay-Z, R. Kelly Uh yeah, jigga, uh huh, Changing Faces How we do Yo, all of my rhymes for All of my days I trade All of my dimes and all of my bad ways I fade Killin' late nights crusin' All you see is the brake lights And hair blowin', you know where we goin Or at the club, in the rear frontin Poppin, droppin, the amounts some cats will wear Ain't tryna hear nuthin Probably was wilder than Bobby, are you the Whitney to get me Hold me down, and make me slow down the V-twizzy Keep the ice out the club lights, change face Get "I love wifey" on the license plates Wait, make me think about you even when you're not around Use the bathroom, put the toilet seat back down Cop you some sprinkles, the hound with the wrinkles If prefered, his and her furs to the ankles Keep your friends buggin, lovin all my ways Jigga keep you jiggy, all of my days In the middle of the night, you got me thinkin bout you babe Got me dreamin' bout you baby All that I have, baby it's yours, forever and ever [Chorus:] All I want is, to be with you, all of my days All I want, all I need All I want is, to be with you, all of my days All I want Anything to turn you on, I'll be giving it to you babe You don't have to worry baby All that I have, baby it's yours, forever and ever [Chorus] All I want, all I need Is you in my life, lovin me All I want, all I need Is you in my life, lovin me Now we goin house shoppin Everybody wanna know the price your spouse droppin Keep that on the low, R. Kelly style, it's quite shockin' A year ago, all I did was spend nights hoppin In the club in search of pretty faces and nice stockings Who woulda thought I walk down the aisle rice droppin Got you a nice rock and now it's on and popppin Droppin harder than platinum bracelets Jigga, R. Kelly, Changing Faces, uh [Chorus (repeat til end)] That's pg-13 at least

Hmm... I don't see no cursing... yes it's some subtle sexiness but other than that, it's not so graphic that it shouldn't have been included so again, not too adult.

^ Well of course not but the three tracks released ("I Believe I Can Fly", "For You I Will" and "Come Ride It" or whatever the title was) helped to get through all ages.

Fury said:

I'm not saying it was a hardcore cd, just that if the target of the film was kids and pre-teens, this was a definitely targeting over 18. Not too many 12 year olds back in '96 was appreciating this cd Still a great grown folks cd

I agree that the album had grown acts on it BUT this isn't true. Here in New York kids (Urban area) were listening to things we had no business listening to We were jamming to Next Too Close and you know that song wasn't good for us to listen to. This soundtrack was beyond popular with kids, Everybody loved R. Kelly back then I was in elementary when this came out and it's my favorite soundtrack period.

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babybugz said:

We were jamming to Next Too Close and you know that song wasn't good for us to listen to. This soundtrack was beyond popular with kids, Everybody loved R. Kelly back then

babybugz said:

Fury said:

I'm not saying it was a hardcore cd, just that if the target of the film was kids and pre-teens, this was a definitely targeting over 18. Not too many 12 year olds back in '96 was appreciating this cd Still a great grown folks cd

I agree that the album had grown acts on it BUT this isn't true. Here in New York kids (Urban area) were listening to things we had no business listening to We were jamming to Next Too Close and you know that song wasn't good for us to listen to. This soundtrack was beyond popular with kids, Everybody loved R. Kelly back then I was in elementary when this came out and it's my favorite soundtrack period.

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Heh and I was listening to Prince and watching Purple Rain at three, four years old and kinda knew what was going on. That's why this soundtrack wasn't much ado to worry about from the kids who bought it or had their parents purchase it for them.

I don't know how many kids got the joke when, as they were talking about whether white guys could play basketball or not, Bill Murray said, "Larry Bird isn't white. He's clear", but I certainly fell out of my chair laughing at that!

rush hour was PG:13, right? that soundtrack was off the hook. "can i get a FUCK YOU..."

the nutty professor, dr. dolittle, all them shits

Brings back childhood memories and I still love that soundtrack ! I think most young kids, just dig the overall sound - they don't care much about the lyrical content. That's why spice girl and all those other shitty late 90s groups sold their music to 5-10 year old kids. lol...

GoldDolphin said:

GoldDolphin said:

Brings back childhood memories and I still love that soundtrack ! I think most young kids, just dig the overall sound - they don't care much about the lyrical content. That's why spice girl and all those other shitty late 90s groups sold their music to 5-10 year old kids. lol...

Spice Girls etc were not shitty. Especially compared to what's out now

purplepolitician said:

^ two words: cher Lloyd

GoldDolphin said:

purplepolitician said:

^ two words: cher Lloyd

her songs (well, the 2 i heard and will probably be the only 2) are catchy, she's british and yeah, i just wanna her . the spice girls were funner though, i agree. a variety (of songs)

Fury said: