Oops I Did It Again Kidz Bop Lyrics
"Kidz Bop" is i of popular music'due south almost inexplicably enduring franchises of the 21st century, beloved past kids and parents for the compilations' family unit-friendly renditions of popular hits, and past anybody else for their unintentional hilarity.
And ever since the Kidz Bop Kids covered Britney Spears' "Oops!... I Did It Over again" on the very showtime "Kidz Bop" release in 2001, the albums have periodically featured songs that, no matter how sanitized their rewritten lyrics may be, still were probably too questionable for a kids' CD.
To gloat the release of Kidz Bop 38 on July 13 – featuring cleaned-upwardly versions of Drake's "God's Plan" and Bruno Mars and Cardi B's "Finesse" – accept a look back at the almost amusingly inappropriate pop hits to get the "Kidz Bop" treatment, and the raunchiest lines they edited out.
"Dear on the Brain," Rihanna
"Kidz Bop" covering Rihanna should exist a crime in and of itself, but this song was a particularly questionable choice, with a line similar "information technology beats me black and blue, but it (expletive) me so practiced" about the singer'southward troubled love. Withal, "Love on the Brain" was apparently still fair game for the Kidz Bop Kids, whose edited-in lyric "it makes me experience it's true, but it tricks me so good" is almost as egregious as their attempts to replicate Rih's vocals.
"Closer," The Chainsmokers
Instead of just choosing literally any other song, "Kidz Bop" rewrote the entire chorus of this Chainsmokers hit to make information technology family unit-friendly, giving the vocal i of the funniest facelifts in the Kidz Bop Kids' history: "So, babe, pull me closer as we stand up against the Rover / That I know they can't beget / Castor that stress right off your shoulder / Pull the sheets correct off the corner of that notebook that y'all stole / From your friend's room back in Boulder / We ain't ever getting older."
"Toxic," Britney Spears
Again, of all the pop songs "Kidz Bop" could've chosen for this drove, they just shrugged, chose "Toxic," and assigned a bunch of kids to sing the lyric "With a taste of your lips, I'g on a ride"?
"New Rules," Dua Lipa
Lipa's "new rules" for warding off her ex, about of which have to practice with avoiding drunken hookups, go a squeaky-make clean makeover courtesy of the Kidz Bop Kids, who transform her alert that "y'all know you're gonna wake upward in his bed in the morning" to the cheerier "yous know you're gonna meet up with your friends in the morning."
"Lose My Breath," Destiny's Kid
As much as the Kidz Bop Kids playfully huff and puff in the background of their "Lose My Breath" vocals, that doesn't alter the explicit nature of the sleeping accommodation beliefs that Beyonce, Kelly and Michelle were originally describing, with their version keeping original lyrics like "Demand a lifeguard and I demand protection / To put it on me deep in the right management."
"That's What I Like," Bruno Mars
Under the purview of the Kidz Bop Kids, Mars' condo in Manhattan is less a carnal kingdom and more like summer military camp, with his plans for "sex past the burn down at night" transforming into a "hang by the fire at night," and his "drop it for me" commands turning into "sing it with a friend."
"I'm the I," DJ Khaled
"Kidz Bop" nixed Quavo and Chance the Rapper'southward contributions to the song, deciding that Lil Wayne'south verse would exist the easiest to censor and keeping his "don't make me catch a torso" line but wisely cutting his reference to a companion who "When she on the molly she a zombie," replacing it with "when she hear this vocal she dances crazy."
"California Gurls," Katy Perry
Katy Perry is a "Kidz Bop" staple, but her "California Gurls" wardrobe of "Daisy Dukes, bikinis on summit," was too risque for the Kidz Bop Kids, and was edited into "fine, fresh, fierce, we got information technology on lock." Why "Kidz Bop" didn't modify the next lyric, about being "and so hot, nosotros'll melt your Popsicle," is beyond us.
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"TiK ToK," Ke$ha
Obviously, Ke$ha brushing her teeth "with a bottle of Jack" didn't make information technology into the Kidz Bop Kids' "Tik Tok" — instead, when they leave, they "have to pack." And rather than editing down all the original song's other problematic references, the "Kidz Bop" version simply loops the chorus until the stop of the song, which is one way to gear up things.
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"Lips of an Angel," Hinder
The title actually says it all, and yet, "Kidz Bop" still included Hinder's growling power carol, which is less notable for its openly explicit content than its double entendre.
"Paparazzi," Lady Gaga
The entire song is literally about stalking, but the lyrics are all SFW, as long as y'all don't actually listen to what Gaga is saying.
Source: https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/music/2018/07/25/kidz-bop-shouldve-never-covered-these-inappropriate-pop-songs/826402002/
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