The Most Controversial Songs of All Time 

the song at the same time stamp is on steaming fam i was listening to it few days ago i use apple music

Bro I was just going post this ahaha

Most of these are corporate manufactured controversy

I read this as it played coincidentally lol

was just about to say something and saw this comment lmao sick video well done

You mean to thell me this guy was into little girlth with pig tails?

Yeah you would say that

He actually started SVU in 2000, 8 years after Cop Killer. Idk how he managed to land that role after that song lol

These are their stories…….. Dum dum!

⁠@@WilliamSussmanhad to be a “wouldn’t it be funny if we put Ice T in the show?”

pretty sure he was playing a cop when the song came out in both a movie and tv show

@@mattyballz thank you for educating me, great video!

@@mattyballz ik he had some earlier but damn thats funny if accurate

New Jack City already came out by the time of the song.

Even better, from the military, to getting kicked out for stealing, to cop killer and then to portraying a cop.

Well, only really America has freedom of speech nowhere else does Edit: there is a map of the worlds scale on freedom of speech, America does have really the only “freedom” there but you can spew hate too while other places like Denmark you can say whatever as long as it fits a line of conversation and communication over being BS spewed. I’ll stand corrected that America has the most freedom there but we also at least don’t behead people for opinions, well, depends is all

​@@travistreadway3180 🤓

Go live in those violent neighborhoods that get glorified in rap songs and see if it's just art 😂😂😂

@@travistreadway3180 Not True there are a lot of Countries with Freedom of Speech.

No ne is Violating anyones Freedom of Speech.

Oh like the Alphabet community?

@@BLOCKBOI3RDor the homophobes 🤷‍♂️ imo i’ve met more conservatives that can’t take criticism vs barely any LGBT people who can’t take criticism, but that’s just my personal experience anyways 😅

man we all in this together why can't we jusy allow people to be themselves i mean why do we even care about what other people are or what they're interested in cause they are what they are man why are we looking for fights between us while the ones above us are almost driving the world into complete chaos we could all live in more peace if we just accept one another peace out muthafuckas

@@loganm15 we are not in this together. There is a clear agenda. Pick a side

@@jaysonsh1958 yeah why is it that you can criticize conservatives online but not the alphabet mafia?

That and cop killer were crazy controversial

@@mattyballz facts!

@@mattyballz if i were to make a song about how ive been mistreated by blacks and how im gonna leave a blood bath of them id be immedietly canceled rightfully so but why do they get to make a song exactly like that about cops?

​@commiekiller6974 because cops are corrupt pigs that's on a power trip. There's a difference between making a song about mistreatment and oppression and being a racist douchebag

​@@commiekiller6974Is that a genuine question?

weird, huh?

I mean "I Shot The Sheriff" is a bop tho

@@rayanna7188 i think the point they are making is when a white person has a song about killing cops and doing drugs, its a hit. when a black person does it, its almost criminal. "i shot the sheriff" is a really interesting example because it was written by a black man, but became a hit by a white man...or rather a white man presented it to a white audience.

Casey Jones? I thought it was Casey Anthony.

@@user-rf1op3uh6n think it’s the guy with the hockey mask from that turtle thing

Or 'freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequences'. If you say you're going to kill any kind of people, be prepared for there to be a backlash.

Christians are so sensitive lmao

r/agedlikemilk

Who?

Nas?

I'm familiar with that guy. He never sleeps cuz sleep is the cousin of death.

To be honest, given the Queen's sense of humour, she probably had a copy of the album in Buckingham Palace...

@@louiseogden1296 she was a crotchety old woman but she had a hell of a sense of humor

@@augustuslunasol10thapostle Absolutely. I think people from overseas think she had a lot more power than she actually did. She was a uniting figure for people across the political spectrum, but to say she was this ominpresent demigoddess who had absolute control over her subjects is false. We still have a government framework that's not always making intelligent decisions (which government ever does?!), but is democratic in the normal sense. As regards security at Royal events, though, they're not there to suppress political dissent. They're there to stop a rogue gunman picking off a figure from a great distance. With the best will in the world, few people with legitimate political issues do that as a matter of routine, but from sad experience there's always that one rogue knucklehead no-one can predict. There have been two random attacks on MPs over the last six/seven which ended in tragedy and neither were done simply because the attacker disagreed with their opinions. Rather, they were both fundamentally sick people who may have had superficial political opinions but were driven by a primal rage within them that made them go up to a person just doing their job and stab them to death. The two victims were from the opposite sides of the political spectrum. You can see from the myriad school shootings that it's not done because the teacher gave them a C in the maths homework. It's done because of fundamental problems in their psychological make-up that have been left to fester, and they have access to guns. (We have a knife crime problem in this country with strict gun control; people who go rogue maybe can't do as much damage as a shooter, but they have the same sort of motivation and struggles and they're not just people staging a peaceful political protest.) So the Sex Pistols weren't targeted because they were committing some heinous act of lese majeste. Their barge was a potential hiding place for someone a lot more sinister and in those days, gun ownership was a lot less well regulated than it is now. The point is that it was something the police couldn't control and therefore a potential danger to the Queen. They could perfectly well perform the song -- just not there where event security could be fatally compromised.

Triple J is a bunch of ass hats tbh

OHHHHHHH. That's where its from. That's cool

But a pretty much shameless one lol but he make th3 big bag Im sure it's alk worth it for him😂

He’s not a genius. People just fall for bait way too easily.

I felt the Call me by your name controversy was so stupid and pointless.

As a satanist, I know real Christians aren't like that. If someone thinks they are, they're just as ignorant as those pastors. My best friends a Christian and thinks Lil Nas X is hilarious.

@@texanarchy666 hey I’m glad you got that experience!

Just forget the whole thing believe what you want & don't be fucking pushy.

@@texanarchy666I’m a Christian and went to a Christian school in middle school and at the end of 7th grade when (around the time Montero came out) and the whole class was listening to it

​@texanarchy666 >as a Satanist Why the fuck would anyone take your word for granted? Shut up you degenerate

I’m a Christian and even I think that controversy was ridiculous. People should be allowed to question God. I imagine he prefers honesty towards him over avoiding saying what you feel.

@@SOBEKCrocodileGod "I imagine" is the key phrase in your sentence, and also the most unintentionally honest thing a Christian has ever said.

@@channelname1019 acting like I know everything wouldn’t be cool or honest

@SOBEKCrocodileGod Damn based Christian. Stop it, I'm trying to channel my inner 14-year-old edgy atheist, and you're ruining it by not conforming to the type that I want to mock.

@@channelname1019 lol it be like that some times

When he opened up with FTP and saw that he had a Mac Miller poster in the background, I was scared he was only going to cover rap songs. Glad I was wrong.

Another person misusing the word literally.

@T Parsley III im literally about to fondle ur nuts man literally right here right now

I remember hearing that rap and rock goes together hand in hand

punk + rap = nu metal

​@@Tr1xx thats nu metal although nu metal is rap and metal but its still great, listen to limp bizkit, korn, adtr etc, all great bands

Satanic panic is alive and well. That's why I'm a member of the satanic temple

Disrespecting people beliefs is ok?

@@Jesus_Christ_Is_King1 yes

@@Jesus_Christ_Is_King1 Absolutely! People disrespect Satanism and Luciferianism all the time when they know absolutely nothing about it other than the absurd Hollywood nonsense they heard on TV. Why is that okay?

@@Jesus_Christ_Is_King1oh no, someone is opposing my beliefs 🤯

Didn't he also get blacklisted from certain airlines too?

Lol wb "kim"

@@algirdasltu1389 Kim was the most shocking but Eminem never faced any legal trouble over it. The whole album deserves to be il there tbh

@@NeepNeepPohn first time i heard of Eminem was in Sunday School, they said he was Satanic, made a song about murdering his wife, and that she killed herself after hearing it. Turned out only one of those things was true, though Kim did try to sue him for $10 million dollars

Apparently they prevented albums from actually making to point of sale in stores

@@shonenjumpmagneto Citation needed on that score. They made it to number 2, so people must have been able to buy it. In any event, I agree with the OP. I respect the Sex Pistols but would probably have been in the Rod Stewart camp.

im 16 n its dad rock to me as well but you trippin if you think I don't absolutely love the sex pistols

Such a catchy tone and then u realize the lyrics (at least for me a a bilingual)

Ty

it was fairly popular bcus of the controversy, but gets a surge with major events related to it

@@mattyballz I could see the current events causing people to latch on to that song but a lot of times older music just isn't very relevant until a movie or TV show at least includes it in a soundtrack. Especially amongst gen z it takes a lot to get my younger friends interested in older music.

Yeah it came w the vinyl

The blood in the bubble thing was a bit squicky, though. That's what pushed it over the edge for me.

@@louiseogden1296It’s not hurting anyone. It’s not even real.

@@sonicroachdoggjrraven3263 Still makes me a bit uncomfortable though -- and I assume the general public reacted negatively to someone intimating it was real blood or representing it in terms of marketing.

@louiseogden1296 Well I'm a horror fan so it doesn't bother me I guess.

@@sonicroachdoggjrraven3263 Yeah -- that's the point. It was uncomfortable for other people in the wider world and yeah, despite being a horror fan myself, it's not something I would be particularly drawn to as a consumer and I can understand why others might be uncomfortable.

Nobody cares that your first

I couldn’t agree more with you. I think Joyner Lucas makes good music too so I am bummed that he said what he did to Lil Nas X, Lil Nas X is definitely a modern rock star and I hella support him

@@college54114 Right on man, he's the closest thing we have to a David Bowie, a true artist who keep reinventing himself one album to the next.

@@college54114what he said wasn’t even that bad he just said he disagreed

I was going to come here and say the same thing, however it was there whole album, not just one song that got Banned.

Especially if children will listen to it

it's because he's gay, doesn't matter how people wanna bounce around it, it's because he's gay. There's been satanic imagery in music for decades at this point, yet nobody seems to care about it, but the moment a gay dude does it, it's suddenly the actual work of the devil and a danger to our children. The only valid criticism of it in my opinion is that he was very much catering to children before the song released, performing at schools and whatnot. But you can't just expect him to be the kid friendly country artist for the rest of his career, I can't blame him for wanting to switch to more adult music but i think the switch could have been done better. But of course that's not what the angry pastors focus on.

and if kids are exposed that’s on their parents.

There might be separation of church and state in the US, but culturally the so-called Christians still act like they still have a complete iron grip on society. For a loving God, they sure hate a lot

people get so triggered nowadays if they believe somethings targeting their kids, and that's making it real easy for those people to get brainwashed

And the connection to Nazism, as that was Joseph's Mengele's nickname

rape me is such a good song

bro could become a rapper