I Open "Today's Top Hits" In My Spotify And This Is What I Find...

[High_Plains_Drifter]

... and I just stopped the screen clip where I did, but the "EXPLICIT" badges continued the same way all down the page. So, this is what all the young people are listening to... GARBAGE... because "EXPLICIT" means they're talking about BITCHES and dropping the F BOMB and saying NIGGER, etc, etc... maaaan... yes I use the F bomb relatively frequently, but on here is about the only place, and it's not being BROADCAST across America and being listened to by MILLIONS of CHILDREN. I don't drop the F Bomb all over in public.

But this IS what they listen to... it's unreal... FILTH...

[Abbey Marie]

Our kids heads are being warped from many directions. It’s so sad.

[High_Plains_Drifter]

Our kids heads are being warped from many directions. It’s so sad.

Can you remember a song... "A" song, back from when we were growing up that had the F bomb in it?

NOT... EVEN... but this is the TRASH that kids listen to nowadays. No wonder you hear them talking like this.

I click on "I don't like this song" on every one of these explicit songs that Spotify allows me to, or "I don't like this artist."

[Abbey Marie]

Can you remember a song... "A" song, back from when we were growing up that had the F bomb in it?

NOT... EVEN... but this is the TRASH that kids listen to nowadays. No wonder you hear them talking like this.

I click on "I don't like this song" on every one of these explicit songs that Spotify allows me to, or "I don't like this artist."

The only one I ever heard that word in was “Who Are You” by The Who, but the on air version did not play it with that word.

[Black Diamond]

The only one I ever heard that word in was “Who Are You” by The Who, but the on air version did not play it with that word.

Even on the album it wasnt all that clear. Took me a while to hear it.

[hjmick]

Can you remember a song... "A" song, back from when we were growing up that had the F bomb in it?

Yes.

Harry Nilsson, You're Breaking My Heart, on the album Son of Schmilsson, 1972.

[Black Diamond]

Yes.

Harry Nilsson, You're Breaking My Heart, on the album Son of Schmilsson, 1972.

Rolling Stones some girls and star star. Also John Lennons working class hero.

But these are obscure and weren't on the radio.

[tailfins]

Spotify in the workplace is a #METOO lawsuit waiting to happen. I happen to like shameless music, but have sense enough to know that there's a time and place where it doesn't belong. So what do the SJW snowflakes do when songs talk about dumping a chick because she insists on a condom?