[judaskills]

Honestly you can say it's a generalization but a lot of rap music is about sex/money/drugs/violence. The mainstream stuff they play on the radio anyway. So good to see this getting banned.

[Jameson Teqkilla]

I don't blame them. Some of Wayne and Ross's recent verses have taken objectification of women to a WHOLE new level

[Clump]

Ban all of that awful rap music please.

[Willy.]

Originally posted by Maelstrom

Well that's High School done and dusted...

I just checked the station playlist and the songs where both artists are featured on are still there.

Wayne and Ross encompass too much of Urban radio for them to also ban songs that they're featured on.

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There is no way to explain the molly line from Ross though

[DAP]

Oops.

[Lil Misty]

good

[Dereon]

Originally posted by Changes

Ross's line.

YES at Ms. Kelly in your avatar!

[Allie]

It's justified.

[Guernica]

Put molly all in her champagne, she ain’t even know it
I took her home and I enjoyed that, she ain’t even know it.

I literally cannot believe that these are song lyrics. Rap lyrics aren't known to be the most respectful towards woman but my god this is on a whole other level. How anybody could write that, record it, and decide to release it is beyond me.

[MikeFenty]

Originally posted by I Am Music

You Stan for Rihanna though what's the difference in lyrical content?.
And rap has its place like every other genre don't generalize.

Completely irrelevant

[Tsuko]

Originally posted by Guernica

How anybody could write that, record it, and decide to release it is beyond me.

It depends. Like Eminem talks about raping women (including relatives) in some of his songs, but he's speaking as his alter ego. Some rappers will feel it's justified depending on the context (I've not listened to that Rick Ross verse yet though, so I can't speak for that particular song).

[GreasyBruce]

Put molly all in her champagne, she ain’t even know it
I took her home and I enjoyed that, she ain’t even know it.

This is a DISGUSTING lyric and I don't care if it's "keeping it real" or whatever ******** excuse. And it's not ironic either or part of a criticism of rap culture...it's meant as a boast. What a disgusting person to have written a lyric like this, I agree with this ban. Just because it's hip-hop doesn't excuse any of these lyrics which are endorsing rape.

[I Am Music]

Originally posted by MikeFenty

Completely irrelevant

No it isn't. I enjoy her music and own her albums but lets be real for a second.
He said that was the reason why he didn't like rap and does not consider it music when Rihanna has songs like pour it up and birthday cake. Lyrical content you tend to hear in rap played on the radio.

[Inner Insanity]

Keep that trash in the garbage and off the radio.

[iWontSTFU]

the funny thing about it is that rick ross says he is being misinterpreted.

[Big Smoke]

Funny thing is, that Ross line is from a mixtape track. banning from radio isnt gonna do anything, I didnt hear it there in the first place lol.

Originally posted by musicfan09

Rick Ross is just asking to get banned. But Lil Wayne didnt deserve it.

Really?

"Beat the ***** up like Emett Till" just scratches the surface.

[Mezik]

Good for the station, maybe people will stop looking up to Lil Wayne and Rick Ross as role models and inspirations.

[Mezik]

Originally posted by iWontSTFU

the funny thing about it is that rick ross says he is being misinterpreted.

Of course he's going to say its being misinterpreted.

He made an extremely dumb move and facing the criticism he deserves.

[Cz!]

Originally posted by Big Smoke

Really?

"Beat the ***** up like Emett Till" just scratches the surface.

[Zoraluv]

Good.. on so many different levels