The Midnight Beast's 'Use Ya Head' Rhyme Encourages Safe Snogging
Michael Hines — January 27, 2011 — Pop Culture
The best way to get your kids to start wearing protection during sex is to sit them down in front of The Midnight Beast’s 'Use Ya Head.' Use Ya Head is a hilarious music video filled with dancing, 80s’ outfits and safe sex tips.
While I wasn’t exactly a teenager during the 1980s, I can only imagine that every sex-ed video showed looked something like The Midnight Beast’s 'Use Ya Head.' If you’re in the mood to laugh while you learn, then check out the featured video.
While I wasn’t exactly a teenager during the 1980s, I can only imagine that every sex-ed video showed looked something like The Midnight Beast’s 'Use Ya Head.' If you’re in the mood to laugh while you learn, then check out the featured video.
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