The first song with the title «Don’t Cha» with Busta Rhymes evokes an invitation for a boy to get rid of his girlfriend for walking the straight and narrow path. The purpose would be to replace the straight and narrow girlfriend with a girl that behaves like a prostitute. It is not surprising that the song was a hit in the Western World given its decadent values.

«Beep» is a song with plenty of four letter words that are censored and promotes sexual desires without thinking of the consequences. «Beep» deals with the loosening of sexual morals in order to produce premarital sex as if the human race exists solely for premarital sex. «Beep» is an irritant and an insult to people who have intelligence. Unfortunately, the conglomerates who recorded OCD and the Pussycat Dolls are more interested in selling a semi pornographic record and making money. The conglomerates who released the album could care less about the human soul and conscience.

The songs «Wait A Minute», and «Stickwitu» evoke the same things as in «Beep» and «Don’t Cha» with the same immoral terms and destruction of the family. It is a crime that such songs have again been promoted as hits in the Western World. While again there may be changing tastes, the tastes in music are going from bad to worse.

«Buttons» is another sexual pornographic song with so called Arabian Music in the background. The song is passed as pseudo Arab and shows a disrespect for the Arab Population in the world. It is even suggested that the song with its sexual innuendos is nothing more than a screen to place music from the Middle East to ridicule. If people from the Middle East were to hear the song «Buttons», they would have to wage a culture war against a decadent Western Culture that promotes death and prejudice towards the Arab Population.

«I Don’t Need A Man» is a song that is anti family and anti male. While it is understood that there are men who abuse their wives and girlfriends physically and psychologically, «I Don’t Need A Man» paints ALL Men as bad and terrible creatures. The song «I Don’t Need A Man» can be used to mean that a woman is over an abusive relationship but it can also mean that a woman does not need a man. Men and Women need each other in order to form a family. The concept of family has to be respected instead of attacked. «I Don’t Need A Man» just simply encourages divorces and separations if the married couple has no remedy to save their marriages.

The only exception to PCD was the song «Hot Stuff I Want You Back» which is a remake of the Donna Summers hit with the same title. The Pussycat Dolls did an excellent job with the song that maybe they should pair the song with the original recorded by Donna Summer. In fact, maybe the Pussycat Dolls may want to record the same song with Donna Summers. The rest of the album just simply descends into mindless drivel with «Tainted Love» sounding like «Tortured Love». The album in general does not deserve to be consumed by people who are interested in preserving their families.