[rihannabiggestfan]

where is christina aguilera's not myself tonight? and go rihanna lol ^^

[Deemy]

Madonna and her children all consume the top 5.

[Deemy]

Dead at Criminal making the list without even being released yet

[RihRihGirrrl]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

"Man Down" was a lot more controversial than "S&M," no?

They probably don't consider Man Down a pop song considering it was never sent to pop radio

[Quiqui4eva]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

"Man Down" was a lot more controversial than "S&M," no?

S&M was to the point where it was banned in many countries. For Man Down, I think only mothers were upset because it promoted violence/rape.

Anyway, Fiona's "Criminal" was on Fuse's Sexiest Videos list.

[BASS]

Rammstein - "*****" should be in that list.

[BASS]

ohh i forgot M.I.A. - "Born Free" is WAY more controversial than "S&M" and "Judas". This list makes no sense.

[Deuces]

Originally posted by Vin

"Judas" was controversial? Was it on anyone's radar?



And Britney causing controversy before a video is even released. Epic.

...Vin

Oh ok. Here my ass was Youtubing that ****.

[Canonical Ensemble]

7. 'Dirrty'
Christina Aguilera, 2002

Moving past the overtly raunchy exotic dancing in bikini tops and bottomless chaps, Christina Aguilera came under fire from critics for more than just scenes of suggested sexual orgies. The video was banned in Thailand after the translation of Thai text in the background of the boxing scene, hinting at illegal sex trafficking, was revealed. A sign in the video reads "Thailand's sex tourism" and "Young underage girls." Xtina's record label insisted that neither the singer, nor famed director David LaChapelle had a clue what the X-rated signs meant when translated.

Oh. I still remember this one. MTV Asia cut the video to like 25 seconds.

[Jameson Teqkilla]

The only people who deserved their spots on that list are M.I.A., Madonna, and Eyrkah Badu.

The fact that Judas and Baby One More Time are ranked over a video with a ginger genocide, or a video with an artist literally getting naked in the streets...ch, I will not.

And omitting the original American Life video? Really? One of the few videos that was completely scrapped for how controversial it was?

[Canonical Ensemble]

Oh wait, I can't find American Life on the list.

[Sapphire]

Dirrty

[Jameson Teqkilla]

"The song can be taken very literally, but it's actually a very metaphorical song. It's about the love-hate relationship with the media and how sometimes the pain is pleasurable," she told Vogue.

Oh for ****'s sake Rihanna.

I hate when pop stars try to do this ****. It's a song about ****ing. It's a cheap, trashy retread of Erotica with none of the class, and none of your nonsense "metaphorical" garbage will change that. :dickhead:

[Venus]

Where da **** Justify My Love at?

[arkl]

lmao this list is such a fail

[hairofglory]

Born Free is much more controversial than LTWYL. Alejandro was probably more controversial than Judas. Britney's criminal ain't controversial

[thegmangrant]

The "Criminal" video itself isn't controversial.

Well it could be, but we don't know that yet. Some of these are just controversial songs, not videos... Some aren't even controversial.

[thegmangrant]

Originally posted by Quiqui4eva

S&M was to the point where it was banned in many countries. For Man Down, I think only mothers were upset because it promoted violence/rape.

Anyway, Fiona's "Criminal" was on Fuse's Sexiest Videos list.

Lol um, do you not remember the major news coverage on the "Man Down" video?

[Jameson Teqkilla]

Maybe S&M would be more controversial if it wasn't a style that David LaChapelle has been doing for over a decade.

[K@rm@]

What a **** list. S&M being "banned" in how every many countries was just for publicity and not true at all

Britney's criminal hasn't even been released yet

Judas is probably the most forgettable video on there.

Love the way you lie