Top 10 Songs That You Don't Want Teenagers To Know About

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"Um, why are you giving me the stink eye?". Welcome to WatchMojo.com, and today, we'll be counting down our picks for the Top 10 Songs That You Don't Want Teenagers To Know About.

For this list, we're looking at songs with ridiculous subjects that will have millions of teenagers raising their eyebrows in total shock.

'''#10: "Red Light Special" (1995) TLC''' Released in February 1995, and reaching #2 on the Billboard Hot 100, this R&B ballad boasts a shocking factor because it's "innocent" enough to listen to, yet every teen will know that his or her mother is thinking of hearing it in a new R or NC-17 rated movie. And vice versa. This TLC hit also boasts a traffic jam music vibe, which would be perfect for a new PG-13 rated movie, in which a nervous teenager with Autism is forced to endure "Red Light Special" with his or her own parents a jillion times. Warning - you'll never be the same, and you'll likely raise your eyebrows during the chorus.

'''#9: "Rude Boy" (2010) Rihanna''' Rihanna been known to deliver sensual songs of young love, much like other R&B sensations, but she took a more direct approach with this 2010 dubstep single. The verses are generally rated G, but the chorus is rated PG-13. The lyrics of Rihanna, however, don't exactly hide "Rude Boy"'s true meaning, but rather fall in love with a guy that's basically, um…rude! And therefore, this is one song that'll have millions in teens in pure shock.

'''#8: "Bang Bang" (2014) Jessie J, Ariana Grande, and Nicki Minaj''' Perhaps you've never experienced "joint singles" with teenagers, but do share a big love for music. While weird taste is always scrambling in the arts, a TRULY bad decision would be to let teenagers know about this 2014 dance-pop tune. Although Jessie J's reference to the Cadillac may temporarily throw off teenagers, the chorus featuring PG-13 rated material will have them squirm when they realize how shocking "Bang Bang" could get.