a man. By the mid-1990s, however, 75% of women aged 18-24 had experienced cunnilingus. Music videos by female artists have contributed to the trend, with both Mary J. Blige and Janet Jackson heavily implying male-on-female oral sex in music videos by pushing down on a man's head until he's in exactly the right position." Similarly, Paula Kamen in Her Way: Young Women Remake the Sexual Revolution (2000) states that "[i]n the early to mid-1990s, oral sex even reached mainstream music as politically charged demand of truly liberated women," citing TLC, Mary J. Blige and Janet Jackson as examples of female artists simulating cunnilingus in their videos. Rolling Stone wrote that "she celebrated becoming an erotic being ... [showing] young women a way to have their sexual freedom and their dignity, to have their cake and eat it too." She was named Best Female Singer and Female Sex Symbol by Rolling Stone for the year 1993 in pop music. Goren adds that later pop stars such as Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and Pink would rely on image, sex appeal and choreography as much as musical talent. Track listing All tracks written and produced by Janet Jackson, James Harris III and Terry Lewis, except where noted. Notes "That's the Way Love Goes" contains: samples from "Papa Don't Take No Mess", written by James Brown, Fred Wesley, Charles Bobbit and John Starks and performed by J. Brown. an interpolation from "Georgy Porgy", performed by Toto and written by member David Paich. "You Want This" contains samples from: "Love Child", written by R. Dean Taylor, Frank Wilson, Pam Sawyer, Deke Richards and performed by Diana Ross & the Supremes. "Jungle Boogie", written by Robert Bell, Ronald Bell, Claydes Smith, Robert Mickens, Donald Boyce, Richard Allen Westfield, Dennis Thomas and George Brown and performed by Kool & the Gang. "If" contains samples from: "Someday We'll Be Together", written by Johnny Bristol, Harvey Fuqua and Jackey Beavers and performed by Diana Ross & the Supremes. "Honky-Tonk Haven", performed by John McLaughlin "New Agenda" contains samples from: "School Boy Crush", written by Hamish Stuart, Onnie McIntyre, Alan Gorrie, Steve Ferrone, Molly Duncan and Roger Bell and performed by Average White Band. "Kool It (Here Comes the Fuzz)", written by Gene Redd, Woodrow Sparrow, Robert Bell, Ronald Bell, Westfield, Mickens, G. Brown, Thomas and Smith and performed by Kool & the Gang. "Superwoman (Where Were You When I