It was actually made for an unrelated album but didn't make it, so they just left it to the Osmosis Jones soundtrack. If they actually wanted him to write a song for a family-oriented movie, they would have made sure he didn't thing about smoking weed, sleeping with prostitutes and perving on underage girls. He would have sung about white blood cells or proteins.
@@rbbietherabbit6507 I am afraid there is no physical or emotional difference between a 17-year-old and 18-year-old, every legal distinction below 25 is arbitrary and disregarded more often than the authorities could ever hope to prosecute
@@allysterblack7043 The keyword is *catch* in your example, which is the consequence of incriminating text messages, phone calls, images, etc. You must be indiscreet as an instructor and student before the authorities become privy to your *extracurricular activities*
"Young ladies, young ladies, I like 'em underage see Some say that's statutory (But I say it's mandatory)" In this lyric, Kid Rock sings about his love for underage GIRLS and statutory rape. It’s also a double entendre because this song was featured in a kids movie, and Kid Rock doing a song for it shows just how much he loves children.
@@morgankosokowsky812R Kelly sings a different song (also a more appropriate one called "I Believe") for the movie, but he doesn't appear in the movie or voice any of the characters.
@@hardnewstakenharder true, but his songs still werent that bad. All Summer Long and Born Free were actually pretty good songs, I wouldnt call them traditional country songs, maybe closer to country rock, but theyre still a good listen.
I know this movie was originally meant to be PG-13 but with it being reduced to PG, it's weird they kept this and then of course had the unedited version on the soundtrack.
And for the spongebob movie they had motorhead release a new song called you better swim(it was used at the bar where they played with the bubbles) instead of you better run
This was in a kid rock song written for osmosis jones Young ladies, young ladies I like 'em underage see Some say that's statutory (Joe C.) But I say it's MANDATORY! 2:20
@@Jim-km2dx Yeah. Its True. I Mean, ITS JUST Words and Acting we See in Movies and Music. I WILL Admit that 1 Part of the Lyric's of this song is Disgusting and Offensive, But i either when i Listen to this Song, Skip over them or just PAY NOT ATTENTION AT ALL to them. Just cause some1 HAS these kinds of Lyric's in their song, that Dont mean they're ACTUALLY Gonna Do them to people LITERALLY... And also, As Im sure you Know, Little Stuff called Civil-Right's... and ALso, Free-Speech. So these Song-Writers have the Right to Say what they wish to say. Yeah. some of it IS INDEED Offensive, But they do have the Right to Say them. It hurts, But, the Truth Hurts.
"Hey Bob, wtf are those lyrics?" "Sorry man, i spilled some whiskey on my notepad and couldnt read what i wrote, so i just kinda had to make shit up on the spot." "Ok, well its still weird that 'i like em underage see' is what you came up with, but alright. do you wanna do another take?" "No."
It want written for a pg movie, joe c wrote it and recorded the his parts before he died, and the song fit to the idea of the music for a shady club where criminals were a regular
Everyone saying “movies had balls back then” I think it’s probably better that kids movies now don’t include the lyrics “they say it’s statutory but I say it’s mandatory.”
@@410Kian That part wasn't in the movie in the first place. Before the live action director's came into the picture the movie was apparently going to be a lot more edgy and violent.
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For those talking about the statutory line there's some other sus lines in kid rock songs too, in lowlife he says he's got kids he's never seen and all their moms are 17 and in and in fist of rage there's this one Huh-huh, my girls knocked up We're in love but she's young and yo I think I'm being locked up
The song: stuff that probably would not fly in a PG movie in 2020.... Little kid me: *dances to the song anyway, too innocent to understand the lyrics* Adult me: *still dancing*
Lol, yes the glory days of a movie having a song about statutory rape and smoking fatties and drinking forties be on the same soundtrack as an R. Kelly song
@@PsychoAsianDood Don't care. the current "president" sniffs children and has been to epsteins island along with basically his whole family. lol toodles nasty.
@@Kahlo69 >don't care Ohhhh, so then being a pedo is A-okay then as long as they vote for your guy? Damn I already figured as much but thanks for being so open about it. Also be careful invoking epstein when your guy was literal besties with him lmfao.Glass houses buddy, glass houses.
He made a song about praying on teenage girls, drinking and driving, doing drugs and refers to girls as "hos" for a kid's movie, and everyone's surprised it turns out he's not the most kosher of folks?
See me cruisin' in my caddy Ho's they like to call me "Daddy Cool" When I'm stylin' Just rollin on the island Now just in case I pack heat Keep a case of brew in my back seat Got a pocket full of cash hey Got a fatty in my ashtray I'm Cool (Daddy Cool) Call Me Cool (Daddy Cool) I'm Cool (Daddy Cool) Call Me Cool (Daddy Cool) Mackin' to this phat beat Bass pushin' through my back seat You know I got that gangsta lean Ho's they all adore me I stop and they all swarm me To check out all my fly gold rings The treat my like the mayor Cause I'm the biggest player (Joe C) Mackin' all honeys up here in the "D" baby (Kid Rock) You know I do Grubbin' on some pork rinds Kickin' out them sex rhymes Everybody wants to be my friend But I can't be your friend no Unless you got some endo to smoke (Joe C.) I ain't no joke Call Me Cool (Daddy Cool) I'm Cool (Daddy Cool) Call Me Cool (Daddy Cool) I'm Cool (yeah, yeah, yeah) (Bad Ass) (Daddy Cool) (Bad Ass) (Daddy Cool) (Bad Ass) (Daddy Cool) (Bad Ass) I like the way you profile Them posey's they got style Daddy can I roll with you? Here's some money for your gas tank A forty and fat-tay Daddy, so I'm down with you Now some people say my mind's blown I'm coolin' like a snow cone On my cell phone I'm paid, G Can't call me Just page me Young ladies, young ladies I like 'em underage see Some say that's statutory (Joe C.) But I say it's MANDATORY! My story ain't that complex Two forties and a Rolex I rip, I rock, I roll G I trim my hair with the Flowbee Got soul G Like Al Green Co-coolin' like the A-Team From Maine to San Francisco I'm shootin like a pistol I'm so slick, I'm Crisco Daddy likes to disco
