edited song versions

[SatCam]

There's a local radio station I occasionally stumble upon that plays adult top 40 geared toward 30- and 40-something fat white women secretaries and dental hygienists. I noticed something alarming about a few of the songs they play, and that is that they edit out any objectionable scary black men out of songs.

For example, they play edited versions of Beyonce's "Crazy in Love" with no Jay-Z, and Jay Sean's "Down" sans Lil Wayne.

Has anyone else noticed this? Why all the hate towards rappers on fat white women radio stations?

[Furtherman]

Nice title.

We're not wackbag, let's not sink to that level.



And they're not edited by the radio stations. The artists record different versions themselves and have them available.

[hanso]

There's a local radio station I occasionally stumble upon that plays adult top 40 geared toward 30- and 40-something fat white women secretaries and dental hygienists. I noticed something alarming about a few of the songs they play, and that is that they edit out any objectionable scary black men out of songs.

For example, they play edited versions of Beyonce's "Crazy in Love" with no Jay-Z, and Jay Sean's "Down" sans Lil Wayne.

Has anyone else noticed this? Why all the hate towards rappers on fat white women radio stations?

R&B may still have a chance.