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    (First draft) Should rap music that has filthy lyrics be censored? Introduction : Some people believe that rap music should be censored so all audiences can hear it without it containing any controversial lyrics. Others believe it should not be censored and musical artists should be able to speak‚ sing‚ rap‚ or rhyme freely without anyone censoring them. Thesis statement I think it should be censored because censoring rap music that has filthy lyrics is a good factor to decrease using profanity

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    songs can be played wherever possible across different forms of media including television and radio. The most common of which is to censor particular lyrics‚ particularly profanities‚ from the overall finished

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    Outspoken Lyrics of the Country Music genre "Dixie Chicks Among Esteemed Outlaws‚" by Ashley Sayeau is about the ordeals the Dixie Chicks endured particularly among the Nashville music establishment because of a statement made by lead singer Natalie Maines on the eveof the Iraq war. The author argues the the Dixie Chicks are just one of many artist who have been snubbed by the Country Music Association. To make her point the author compares the controversial lyrics of the

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    important part of many people’s lives. No matter who a person is they most likely can not say that they do not like any type of music‚ there is something out there for everyone. The censorship of music should be re-evaluated because the impact of lyrics can be both positive and negative‚ the artist of said music have certain rights‚ and in most cases‚ the music itself is not the cause of issues in teens schooling. At least 40% of kids in the U.S. listen to music at least 11 hours or more a week

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    In the article “Sexual Music Lyrics Harm Children” Sally’s mother Jane said “But innocent this music is not. Today’s lyrics are often totally explicit and so are many of the videos. Four-letter words are abundant and sex‚ quite often aggressive‚ multi-partner or sado-masochistic‚ is written about in body-part detail‚ and often more than hinted at on film”(Marshall 2). Songs with explicit lyrics are easily available today on youtube‚ Itunes‚ SoundCloud‚ etc. Explicit

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    cocaine‚ marijuana‚ to nicotine‚ alcohol to ecstasy; Drugs and music have been a part of American History and American culture from the beginning As different drugs emerged‚ in United States‚ so did the conflict and problems. Popular music and its lyrics followed primarily suggesting positive feelings with drug use. The problem is; the majority of

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    In Sophocles’ play Oedipus the King‚ Sophocles seizes every opportunity to exploit the dramatic irony of the willingness to ignore the painful truth and the song ‘Paranoid Android’ by Radiohead demonstrates that same approach to truth in its lyrics. The first example of Oedipus’ willingness to ignore the painful truth takes place when Jocasta says that she was told that Laius was killed by “strangers‚” whereas Oedipus knows that he acted alone when he killed a man in similar circumstances. Both

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    united people of all races‚ religions‚ and cultural aspects through its lyrics. It is known as a form of rap music. Many would say that it has been a voice of reasoning for many. Rap music can be portrayed as an art which allows people to express themselves by speaking through dialog whether fast or either slow pace. The words in rap music can also be seen as poetry that consists of various types of instruments. When these rap lyric was first started out it

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    The lyrics of the pop song‚ “Stronger”‚ by Kelly Clarkson‚ is highly significant because of its empowering message. The lyrics allow listeners to feel confident about being strong no matter what or who may try to bring someone down‚ even if it were their own mistakes. To convey this message‚ Clarkson used many literary devices. For example‚ in lines like‚ “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger‚ Stand a little taller” there is external rhyme‚ which makes the song more pleasurable to the ears. Its

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    listening to this song I began to relate the lyrics to Gatsby telling Tom about his feelings about Daisy. “I think I’m losing my mind now. It’s in my head‚ darling‚ I hope‚ that you’ll be here‚ when I need you the most. So don’t let me‚ don’t let me‚ don’t let me down”‚ these lyrics show a lot of meaning. In the book at the time of Gatsby talking about his feeling to Tom; I would say these lyrics are what Gatsby was feeling for Daisy when he was talking. The lyrics of this song are stating that when that

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