... say he should be censored. He has the right to rap about whatever he wishes, because it's his way to expressing his feelings, it's not against the law, and it's the truth. Tupac uses a lot of profanity, and his lyrics are inappropriate for kids. The song "Hit em" Up" starts off with vulgar language and has ... through his music. That's a talent that not many people have. Here is a sample of how he expresses his views towards all the injustices in life. In his song "Changes", he raps about prejudice and all the sick aspects of the world. "I see no changes all I see are racist faces Mispla...

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... Deadly Influence 3). These alleged violent connections have aroused some huge controversy and blame for a few musicians. People are accusing music makers of creating song lyrics that have caused people to react in certain unwanted ways and have also caused them to do some wrong things. The biggest and most ... of violent action. One of these fans stated Manson's message within his lyrics is, "not a negative message, and I"d rather her listen to him than rap where they degrade women by calling them b**ch or "pop a cap in you"re a**" so the band's not bad and if there's any influence it ...

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... Versace who was a homosexual, and calling many of his enemies things like "faggots" and "homos." He also had his usual discussion about drugs including a song called "Drug Ballad" and another song in which he claims he was high when he wrote it. He also stretched the limits of his lyrics when he described in a couple of his ... the center of the media and it played right into his hands on this album as he went multi-platinum again and is one of the most successful rap artists of all time. The claims he makes on this album aren't the literal claims in the issues he talks about, but inste...

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... hitting the masses, where as the public should have the decisive power of what's distasteful or quality. Because in the end it's the public that decides if a song is a hit or flop. In 1968 many of Bob Dylan's music were banned from radio because his lyrics were too difficult to understand, many station managers feared ... lyrics of songs. Ozzy Osbourne was sued in "1985" by the parents of a teen who committed suicide which they believed was provoked by the song "Suicide Solution," the case was thrown out of court and all files for appeal were denied, stating their was no proof the ... ...

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