The Little Mermaid has been plagued with accusations of inappropriateness ever since its release. There was the phallic tower on king Trident's palace. There was the priest with the mysterious protrusion in his robes that the studio claimed was just his knee. However, hardly anyone noticed the following lines slipped into the high-energy anthem Under the Sea: Darling it's better,Down where it's wetter,Take it from me. What? Of course it's totally innocent. It's just a crab. A singing crab. A singing crab extolling the benefits of a moist environment. It's better where it's wetter. That's just common sense. Especially if you're a crab. There's absolutely no innuendo there at all.