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Some clean versions of songs are better than the original, amirite?
by Anonymous12 years ago
To me "Forget You" sounds better than "Fuck You"
by Anonymous12 years ago
"Fuck You" totally sounds like it needs another syllable in the chorus.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Ahaha I like "Fuck You" soooo much better
by Anonymous12 years ago
The ballad of chasey lane
by Anonymous12 years ago
They make clean versions of Bloodhound Gang songs?
by Anonymous12 years ago
Bahahaha.... clean Bloodhound Gang song. Now there's an oxymoron if there ever was one!!
by Anonymous12 years ago
Agreed, it'd just be all instrumentals I'd assume.
by Anonymous12 years ago
So true xD
by Anonymous12 years ago
Girl, you a sexy fish.
by Anonymous12 years ago
....a sexy fish, girl you a sexy fish, HAM GIRL.
by Anonymous12 years ago
I agree. I Wanna Fuck You by Akon just sounds wrong.
by Anonymous12 years ago
To me, censorship is just annoying. Words mean nothing unless we give them meaning, usually by saying them a certain way, or in certain context. It seems odd to me that music, which isn't always recognized as art like it should be, is censored. I see it as equal to putting a black censor bar on classic art. It takes away from the original meaning, regardless of what art form it is.
by Anonymous12 years ago
that's completely true.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Usually music is censored for liability reasons (YouTube censors videos so that it doesn't have to put up with angry parents of elementary schoolers). Other times, "clean" music is recorded for those people that find swear words offensive. It's not a matter of free speech in this country. It's a matter of convenience and moneymaking.
by Anonymous12 years ago
I prefer the clean version of billionire.
by Anonymous12 years ago
I agree, however I never understood how it was logical in songs to turn shit to shh.
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