Glazed look not recommended for piloting or co-piloting.

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Jer Fairall: Anonymous dubstep meets anonymous lite reggae, from a Canadian singer with aspirations towards J. Lo’s merger of hip hop and Latin pop. I hope this isn’t what passes for world music these days.
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Jonathan Bogart: “She first became interested in music after listening to the soundtrack for The Bodyguard.” “She first became interested in music after listening to the soundtrack for The Bodyguard.” “She first became interested in music after listening to the soundtrack for The Bodyguard.” “She first became interested in music after listening to the soundtrack for The Bodyguard.”
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Brad Shoup: To our passengers: current FAA regulations forbid raw-doggin’ it in the cockpit. Laza — forgetting that it’s a no-smoking flight — chases the bullfrogging bass while Kristina auditions for a fly-or-die dude or a wingman — it’s hard to tell.  The two sound best trading off sung “co-pilot”s, giving a wonderful kick to the first couple consonants, but the song’s devoid of hooks unless you count the thudding synth.
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Katherine St Asaph: Thank god someone addressed the shortage of stuttered “oh”s and Jason Derulo. It’s been minutes since JLS and Cobra Starship!
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Iain Mew: For all its synth grinding, the overall impression is so light and fluffy that you imagine what they’re piloting is a hot air balloon, but it just about takes off.
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