Dangerous (song)

Dangerous is a song by American singer-songwriter Frosty. It was released on October 3, 2032 as the lead single from his fifth studio album, Dangerous (2032). A trap pop song with various hip hop elements, and featuring mumble rap similar to Satisfy Me, the song was a distinct musical departure from Frosty's previous lead singles. The music video of the song was, similarly to Satisfy Me, but on a much smaller scale, extremely controversial, as it featured nudity and pornographic scenes, leading to it being restricted on YouTube to 21+, the second music video to have done so, following Frosty's own Satisfy Me. Commercially, the song was a success, debuting at and peaking at number two in the United States.
==Background==
Frosty recorded the song in a studio in New York City in March 2032. Frosty had recorded a total of 29 songs for the album, which was the most he had ever recorded for a single album in his life. Out of the 17 songs that made the album, Dangerous was one of the first few that was recorded alongside the majority of the unreleased songs. In July 2035, a demo version of Dangerous leaked onto the internet. In a 2043 interview about his unreleased songs, Frosty revealed that the leaked song was recorded in February 2032, and that he changed the lyrics in order to make the song more sexual rather than sensual.
==Composition==
Dangerous is a trap pop song with various hip hop elements, and featuring mumble rap similar to Satisfy Me. The song is a distinct musical departure from Frosty's previous lead singles, most of which were dance pop based.
==Music video==
The music video of the song was, similarly to Satisfy Me, but on a much smaller scale, extremely controversial, as it featured nudity and pornographic scenes, leading to it being restricted on YouTube to 21+, the second music video to have done so, following Frosty's own Satisfy Me. This helped the song debut at number two in the United States.
==Commercial performance==
Commercially, the song was a success, debuting at and peaking at number two in the United States.
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