It's 01:32 AM and I turn on the TV to have some background music while I get ready for bed. MTV is showing the video to Timberlake and 50 Cent's new song, Ayo Technology, and I think it's a pretty good song so I turn up the volume a bit. At those hours you've got free **** on about three channels, one of which shows VH1 in the daytime, so I'm thinking the music videos will be uncensored as well, seeing as most kids are probably asleep and all.
Ohh no. No no.
The song is literally torn to **** by blank spaces in the song, put in where MTV found an offensive word. However, the person who decided which words were offensive must've been one hell of an orthodox baptist or something, because they blanked out the following words as well:
The way she shakin' make you want to
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"Hit it" and "nympho" are naughty words indeed, MTV.
I'm tired of music getting censored in TV and on the radio. If the song is too offensive to play in its original state, DON'T ******* PLAY IT AT ALL! Shredding it to **** and putting it back together with a couple of dozen blank spaces makes the song sound like crap!
I think the height of idiocy was reached when I heard a censored version of Limp Bizkit's song Hot Dog. You could barely make out what he was singing due to all the f-words being censored out. Why would you play a censored version of a song where the f-word is being used so many times? Same goes for just about every rap song out there. They insist on playing them after they've torn them to pieces in an attempt to edit out all the naughty words.
Just don't do it, man. You're killing the music.
Hot Dog lyrics.