Yes, that would have been Eamon's song "Fcuk It"...popular here months ago. It was so popular enough that the female counter song came out shortly thereafter.

True the guy can't sing, but it's a good breakup song.

Anyone ever heard the Ween song "Piss Up a Rope?" It's pretty funny but the lyrics are a bit harsh.

I am personally not a huge fan of rap music but some of it is ok. I don't mind sometimes when it comes on the radio but I don't usually buy rap cds. I'm not bothered by it though. I see both sides of the arguement really.

Put it in your Mouth- this use to get crazy play on radio

FRAT! They played that on the RADIO where you are? I didn't hear that until I got to college!

If any of the stations played that song here, they'd get slapped with fines left and right...even if they bleeped out the sexual references (which is pretty much the whole damn song).

I remember hearing it for the first time as I was starting high school. The clubs still play it at least once a night here, I think.

If you don't like it, don't listen to it, and don't buy it. If you have kids, teach them what you feel is appropriate. While you can't shield them from the outside world forever, by the time they get there, they will have a good set of values in place and be able to make good choices.

I grew up listening to oldies because Dad ruled the radio in the car. I don't think I knew who Madonna was until around 1990!

However, my point is, my parents exposed me to classical and oldies, and to community theater, musicals, etc...

BUT.... when I got to college, I found that I really liked the booty shaking, ear-jarring music that some on here have come to know and love. I understand my parents' take on it, and I respect it, but to me, it's fun music and I love to dance to it. I don't take it too seriously because I was raised with my parents' influences and values.

In my car, I've got the dials set to adult contemporary (KOST!), top 40s, booty shakers, and country. Pretty ecclectic. And I always defer to let Dad control the AM/FM when he's my passenger-- so oin those days I'm more likely to be jamming out the Beatles than the BackStreet Boys or Ludacris, and getting a lecture from him on how "disgusting" that rap music is. Party on, dad, Party on. Remember, in our parents' day, the Beatles and Elvis were these horrible corrupting music influences, too, to the older generation! :)

my parents hate rap music also. i don't even try to listen to it when i'm with my dad. when i'm with my mom, she'll listen to it for awhile, then it'll start to annoy her. so to get me to change the station she starts dancing all crazy and poking me. it's embarassing, so i end up lowering the volume or changing it :rolleyes:

Re: Nasty songs!
 

Ummm...yeah. You are an absolute tool for starting a thread like this!

Re: Re: Nasty songs!
 

Now now Dionysus, I think you should extend the olive branch and make peace with curiouss.

Yeah the female counter song just came out over here, just when I was getting REALLY sick of the first one. How on earth did they play them in the States? My friends and I were wondering about that. Did they just bleep absolutely everything?

And you had to be at a club to hear it. LOL I think the radio stations in New York tried to play it a few times, but by the time the editing is done, there's nothing much left to listen to.

I remember one time, Hot 97.1 FM played Prince's song "Erotic City" in it's entirety - no bleeps at all!!! I hope no one got in trouble for it. :p :D :p

it basically sounded like this "-ck what I said it don't mean -hit now, -ck the presents might as well throw them out, -ck all those kisses they didn't mean jack, -ck you you -o, i don't want you back."

when i heard the edited/censored version on the radio, i absolutely HAD to download it as soon as i got home- just to hear what it sounded like for real. my roommate and i laugh everytime my itunes plays it. it became one of the theme songs for our room this semester because we were always singing it to each other.

re-bumped:

This was a most entertaining thread. Anyone notice that the music on the airways is getting a little better? Or am I just not listening to the wrong stations anymore.

Eamon's song...though great...is obviously not really appropriate for the public radio.

i dont think this song is nasty but its the one by nitty titled nasty girl :) .