The product is a sealed CD of JoJo's album "Good to Know" released in 2020. Produced by JoJo and Lido, the album features a mix of Pop R&B, Contemporary R&B, and Free Funk styles. With tracks like "Lonely Hearts" and "Comeback," the CD comes in a standard jewel case and includes the original inner sleeve and cover. The album showcases JoJo's talent on vocals, guitar, and keyboards, making it a must-have for fans of Soul/R&B music.


This pressing carries the official Parental Advisory: Explicit Content label

due to mature R&B themes, severe profanity, and blunt references to casual drug and alcohol use. Marking a stark departure from JoJo's early radio-friendly pop years, the project deliberately captures a raw, adult perspective on her past relationships and self-destructive habits.



The primary reasons this 2020 album required the warning label include:


1. High-Level and Recurrent Profanity

Several key tracks on the record are flagged with explicit content warnings for heavy, unedited swearing:


"Man": The album's lead single prominently utilizes the "F-word" multiple times in the chorus to assert personal independence.

"Bad Habits (Intro)": Explicitly repeats heavy swearing to set the raw tone of the tracklist.

"So Bad" and "Comeback": Contain frequent, explicit language detailing relationship frustrations and arguments.



2. Blunt Substance Abuse Motifs


JoJo uses coping mechanisms, intoxication, and substance abuse as central metaphors for dealing with heartbreak and emotional numbing:

"Pedialyte": Directly references drinking to excess, nursing heavy hangovers, and attempting to wash away regrets with reckless physical behavior.

"Bad Habits": Explores addictive behavioral loops, substance reliance, and toxic relationship dependencies.



3. Sexually Suggestive and Emotionally Raw Themes


The R&B-centric songwriting leans heavily into adult vulnerability, exploring intimate bedroom encounters, casual sex, and intense post-breakup trauma. The lyrics offer unvarnished, emotionally unfiltered details that are unsuitable for younger audiences.


*CD is brand new and sealed however there may be some damage to the jewel case but it’s hard to tell without removing the wrapping.*


**Even though CD is a new disc there may be imperfections, warping, or have scratches.**