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On the Hotline

" On the Hotline " is a R&B song by the American quartet Pretty Ricky. It is the first single released from their second album Late Night Special . The single first premiered on BET 's Access Granted on Wednesday November 8, 2006. The next day, the group appeared on BET 's 106 & Park wearing sleeping robes visibly promoting the album.

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Song information [ edit ]

"On The Hotline" is a song about a telephone conversation; specifically, about having phone sex late at night ("five in the morning"). The chorus is a lyrically modified version of Salt-N-Pepa 's "Let's Talk About Sex ", including the original lyrics, "Let's talk about sex, baby, let's talk about you and me." Like all other Pretty Ricky singles, there is an explicit album version, and a radio-friendly version. The beat in the song is a combination of samples taken from the Isley Brothers' "Between the Sheets ", Grandmaster Flash's "The Message " and Newcleus ' "Jam On It", not to mention Rick James ' hit single "Mary Jane".

"On The Hotline" is produced by Music Royale, Static Major & Groove.

The Remix [ edit ]

The official remix, "On The Hotline (We The Best Remix)", features DJ Khaled. Butta Creame. Missy Elliott. Meat & Bonez, and Jim Jones .

Rapper Nipsey Hussle also added his own spin to this song, naming it "Late Nights and Early Mornings" on his mixtape, The Marathon .

Teenagers often experience violence in dating relationships. Statistics show that one in three teenagers has experienced violence in a dating relationship. In dating violence, one partner tries to maintain power and control over the other through abuse. Dating violence crosses all racial, economic and social lines. Most victims are young women, who are also at greater risk for serious injury. Young women need a dating safety plan .

Teen dating violence often is hidden because teenagers typically:

are inexperienced with dating relationships.

are pressured by peers to act violently.

want independence from parents.

have "romantic" views of love.

Teen dating violence is influenced by how teenagers look at themselves and others.

Young men may believe:

they have the right to "control" their female partners in any way necessary.

"masculinity" is physical aggressiveness

they "possess" their partner.

they should demand intimacy.

they may lose respect if they are attentive and supportive toward their girlfriends.

Young women may believe:

they are responsible for solving problems in their relationships

their boyfriend's jealousy, possessiveness and even physical abuse, is "romantic."

abuse is "normal" because their friends are also being abused.

there is no one to ask for help.

Teenagers can choose better relationships when they learn to identify the early warning signs of an abusive relationship, understand that they have choices, and believe they are valuable people who deserve to be treated with respect.

Early warning signs that your date may eventually become abusive:

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Hotlines/Crisis numbers

1-800-624-8404 (Voice)

711 (Maine Relay)

The Office of Elder Services provides or arranges for services to protect incapacitated and dependent adults (age 18 and over) in danger of abuse, neglect or exploitation. Calls may be made anonymously.

Sexual Assault Support

1-800-871-7741 (Voice) 711 (Maine Relay)

A 24-hour statewide sexual assault crisis and support line providing confidential services free of charge. Visit http://www. mecasa. org