<p>^sure those song are good but I’m talking Lil Wayne, songs about sex, and curse words and the likes.</p>
<p>^There’s examples of good and bad lyrics in every kind of music.</p>
<p>hey everyone</p>
<p>Wassup!!!?</p>
<p>My post number has 69 in it.</p>
<p>My life is complete.</p>
<p>42 would be more impressive</p>
<p>Larry, your username makes my life. </p>
<p>Can we make this happen by the 2k13 graduations? Goal goal goal!</p>
<p>As someone who’s read the first couple posts and the last couple posts, I feel qualified to contribute. And to remark upon the dramatic shift in attitude towards the race.</p>
<p>^Your contribution is much appreciated.</p>
<p>Wonder who’s gonna be the first to post on here in 2013.</p>
<p>So what happens when it’s all over? Do you do the race again?</p>
<p>New Year’s Resolution: Graduate college before this thread reaches 9001. Do you guys think I can do it?</p>
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True but rap have the most. It’s nice like you’re going to hear bad words often in R+B, Country, and pop that much.</p>
<p>“bad words” =/= bad lyrics </p>
<p>Many of my favorite rap songs have swearing and what not and that does not depreciate the quality of the music one bit.</p>
<p>It does for me when there is a bad words in every lines; I’m ok with it if is for like two each stanza but there is such thing known as excessive.</p>
<p>happy new year all! can’t believe it’s 2013 already :)</p>
<p>rap does include more bad lyrics than any other genre. I have some rap I like, although its usually in other languages, but the actual meaning and lyrics are pretty good. but most of it is cursing people out and being bitter and objectifying women :/</p>
<p>The idea that certain words are “profane” is an ancient social construct. Can’t believe listening to curse words still rustles people’s jimmies at this age. Open your third eyes, people.</p>
<p>Real talk, son. Take Lil Wayne’s “No Worries”. In a verse he is conversing with a young woman who feel insecure about her grooming, but Lil Wayne boosts this woman’s confidence by telling her to have “no worries”. This shows women that men will take them as they are, more specifically rich men (who women like).</p>
<p>My thoughts on cursing in songs are much the same as my thoughts on sex scenes in movies. They occasionally serve some actual function, but they usually are just a waste of time. They don’t offend me, but they do annoy me.</p>
<p>@Niquii<br>
2/10 good effort</p>
<p>@Similo
I would but my third eye is blind.</p>