「”Top 10 Lists of Healthy Relationship Songs 2010”」

Intro;

Hi there, officially and after all, I may haven't said anything for


Happy New Year 2011!!

I know it's supper late to do that. But I wanted to clearly.

Well, actually I have been edited couple articles on this English blog of mine so far. But I could make them all enough to publish, but all comes soon seriously. Promise.


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By the way, quickly at this time, I'd like to be mentioning to the title's one of this post. There's Japanese Free Magazine in Boston area called, TAKARA. (Which means  'treasure' in Japanese.) But they don't have their web site or any information online, so it's just I'm picking the article up from the section on the magazine by Blue Sox which is a support group for Japanese Women Bostonians, and the article entitled "Top 10 Lists of Healthy Relationship Songs," page 15 in January 2011 Issue.


According to the article first, says:

Boston Public Health Commission announced "Top 10 Lists: Songs with Unhealthy and Healthy Relationship Ingredients 2010." This was accompanied by increasing tendency of dating violence songs for teenagers of late years, picking included lyrics and music videos affirmed violence scene or violence itself up to make lists from popular musician's hit songs which have much influences on young people by Boston teenage participations of Teen Violence Prevention Program who are between 15 to 18 years old.


*For more detail: call 1-617-534-5674 or www.bphc.org

"Top 10: Songs with Unhealthy Relationship Ingredients (2010)"

1. "Lil Freak" by Usher

2. "Hot Tottie" by Usher

3. "Love The Way You Lie" by Eminem (fr. Rihanna)

4. "Misery" by Maroon 5

5. "Only Girl" by Rihanna 

6. "You Love is My Drug" by Kesha

7. "F**k You" by Cee lo

8. "Deuces" by Chris Brown (ft. Tyga)

9. "Eenie Meenie" by Justin Bieber (ft. Sean Kingston)

10. "Give it Up To Me" by Shakira (ft. Lil Wayne)

"Top 10: Songs with Healthy Relationship Ingredients (2010)"

1. "If It's Love" by Train

2. "Teenage Dream" by Katy Perry

3. "Everything To Me" by Monica

4. "Smile" by Uncle Kracker

5. "If We Ever Meet Again" by Timbaland (ft. Katy Perry)

6. "Naturally" by Selena Gomez

7. "When I Look At You" by Miley Cryus

8. "Nothin On You" by BoB (ft. Bruno Mars)

9. "Mine" by Taylor Swift

10. "Just The Way You Are" by Bruno Mars

Huhhm, interesting.
I am really NOT into these kind of hits song as you could realize following my past posts or tweets.
And I am even kinda admired there is such a hit song called "F**K You" in 2010s. It's forward to now.
There are so much music around the world to discover and chose from. I don't even want to deny both "Healthy" and "Unhealthy." A couple weeks ago, my radio cd player would be fixed back and I can listen to several radio stations instead of Television. (Because I don't even have a connected TV in my room.) So listening to many HITS. That's great enough. Especially I like Katy.


That's it.
Hits seem to make a remarkable and remembrance mood of the generation. So that's it (for me).
To be honest, am not a parent of any children. And Music must be always free to be free. Teenagers have chosen both of them, healthy or unhealthy (or, underground or overground). That's just what I want to advocate on this lists.


Thanks,

Kennyy
as MELTRICK
(http://flavors.me/meltrick2aka2kennyy)


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【Today's BGM slection】

On last Saturday, my friend Alex, radio DJ at
He suggested me to see them at T.T. the Bears.

They are from Ohio. American Indie Folk Rockers.
They had featured on 8 Days of A Week on last week issue Boston Phoenix.

★Southeast Engine / "Malcontent"
(Live at the Vera Project 7-5-10. Daniel Ahrendt for SSG)