Songs by Jamie Foxx, Lady Gaga, 50 Cent and Mario have been cited as containing "unhealthy relationship ingredients," according to a teen panel working with the Boston Public Health Commission.
Mario's "Break Up" and Jamie Foxx's "Blame It," featuring T-Pain, topped the list for the most unhealthy relationship songs of 2009, with Lady Gaga voted in twice, once at number three with "Paparazzi" and once at number 10 with "Bad Romance."
The commission hopes to help teens evaluate popular media and to provide parents a way to talk to their kids about healthy relationships by developing a "Sound Relationships Nutrition Label."
New Boyz's "You're a Jerk" came in at number four, while 50 Cent's "Baby By Me" rolled in at number five.
The commission also voted for the top 10 songs with healthy themes. The list included "Miss Independent" by Ne-Yo and "Meet Me Halfway" by the Black Eyed Peas.
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