Channel 955 may be in trouble with the FCC.

[F-Squared]

They just aired a remix of a song and didn't use the clean version. An F-bomb was dropped in the song. They might be in some trouble, and they better hope nobody reports it to the FCC.

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[Mega Hertz]

Nope. Not with my luck.

[Mega Hertz]

I mean, are you joking? An f-bomb on that station is nothing anymore. Pretty soon they'll be playing songs called "aye yo bitch come fuck me". And the kids will eat it up. I could only wish I would tune into that station and hear white noise.

[Y M Ionhere]

That word is so overused now that most people in the typical listeners age range wouldnt bat an eye, if it even regestered with them

[F-Squared]

I mean, are you joking? An f-bomb on that station is nothing anymore. Pretty soon they'll be playing songs called "aye yo bitch come fuck me". And the kids will eat it up. I could only wish I would tune into that station and hear white noise.

I'm with you. I'm among that generation but I can hardly relate to 99% of its population. I only listen to it because I happen to be in the same vehicle as the driver. It still broke the FCC rules though.

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[MWmetalhead]

I am not a fan of song censorship.

The clean edits on FM radio got out of control following the Janet Jackson incident, which ironically, had NOTHING to do with audio.

Kudos to 9-5-5! I wish stuff like this would happen more often.

[Milk]

I think the FCC is more concerned with robocallers than with f-bombs on the radio anymore.

[TomSanders]

"white noise ... "

You're already hearing white noise. Songs by white bands trying to sound black. And it's noise.