Is the F word that ignorant people call gays allowed on the radio?!
Question: Is the word allowed on the radio? I just herd it in a song.
I'm all for freedom of speech 100% its just something i never herd before.
Answers: Is the word allowed on the radio? I just herd it in a song.
I'm all for freedom of speech 100% its just something i never herd before.
Not according to the FCC.
do you mean foo foo cux ive heard that before!
Of course it is allowed! It is a slang term for the common cigarette.
i think it is, its not part of the seven dirty words, but it is still offensive.
Sure; you can scream "FABULOUS" all you want.
In today's day, songs have all kinds of taboo material in them. One of the reasons children get on the wrong track. There is even murder and women abuse in lots of the hip hop, rapper music today.
FOX just got all their fines rescinded .( Forget what it was for) From the story in the newspaper, sounded as if any obscenity regulations will be about unenforcable from now on .
Where have you been living, on Mars?
depends on the show and the time if they can legally play it, they are offcomm that governs radio broadcast and they lay the rules down
regards x Kitti x
In Australia I'd say yes if referring to the cigarette
However in the US, The FCC actually doesn't ban words but holds what is called a community decency standard. In a nutshell, if it will offend most of the community the word or phrase then is considered banned. That's why certain words that may be banned in some areas or not in others.
I know in the south where I am, most ban the three letter word you refer to but it will sometimes accidentally slip through in a song if the station did it's own editing or uses a less edited version of say "American idiot" by Green Day but most use a preedited version like you would find at Wal-mart and usually any hateful name calling is automatically removed