Your favorite songs which use the f-word

[MyopicJoe]

(WARNING: these links aren't safe for work and are potentially offensive)

Perfect for listening to when lamenting an idiotic decision, which you finally can laugh about. This one's rather tame: F**k Was I

OMG the Korean guy is so creepy, yet seductive. Million dolla strong, baby! If you're easily offended, don't bother with this one: What's It Gonna Be?

[Kaukura]

Re: Your favorite songs which use the f-word

Cory Lee "The Naughty Song".

saw it on L word a year or so ago. Good dance track.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgBh3G_nR6w

[DannyWilliams]

Re: Your favorite songs which use the f-word

hmmmm


The Movement "Jump" (The Mutha Mix)
The song starts off where the singer sez something like you are a jumpin mutha#@a

Madonna "Erotica"
My clubbin days in Waikiki there was an explicit version of "Erotica" I heard played and I could NEVAH find at the time and still to this day (grrr) where she bluntly says the "F" word during the song.

Peaches "F@#k The Pain Away"
I heard this song featured in the movie Jackass and had to have it!

[Nords]

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"The Who" have been inquiring "who the f___ are you" on radio since 1978... became sort of an anthem for the college years.

[Leo Lakio]

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Harry Nilsson: "You're Breakin' My Heart" (from "Son Of Schmilsson") - hard-driving guitar chords launch the song that many felt could have been a hit for him...except that it starts right off with the lyrics:
"You're breakin' my heart /
You're tearin' it apart /
So f--k you!"

[MasterTang]

Re: Your favorite songs which use the f-word

Right now it's gotta be BuckCherry, and "Crazy Bitch"

Gratuitous use in context...

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...93259&q=&hl=en

[Pomai]

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One of the most twisted "songs", and video to go along with it is Love Me or Hate Me by Lady Sovereign. It's actually quite catchy.

Too Short isn't shy about using that word, along with many other expletives.

I don't know though. Is N.W.A. the first rap group to use expletive lyrics on recorded material? Or was there groups before them that did? Former member, Eazy-E's first solo album, "Eazy-Duzit", was quite a number in that regard.

Honestly though, if I had children, I would never allow them to own or listen to such material. I love rap music when in the mood (like after work or late at night), but I find expletives not necessary to get the point across. A solid story line, catchy hook and snappy beat can get the job done without having to say "F" this and that.

It'd be funny if they censored music how they do some made-for-TV censored films. Instead of it being beeped over or erased, substitute the F-word with "damned" or "away with".

[Mike_Lowery]

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I don't even know where to begin, being a big Wu-Tang fan. Also, Rage Against the Machine's "Killing in the Name".

[Walkoff Balk]

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Al Gore made a good move with a more important issue of Global Warming instead of going after explicit lyrics in rock music. The Twisted Sister guy look liked a MENSA member at a hearing before Congress with his freedom of speech defense.

[kanahina]

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Nine Inch Nails "Closer" ...
"I want to f*** you like an animal!"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWncI51ggH8

[buzz1941]

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And of course:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLG3S5WzHig

[Ron Whitfield]

Re: Your favorite songs which use the f-word

I Want To F*** Myself
Drink, Fight, and F***
I Want F*** Your Brains Out

Or pretty much any song by the late great GG Allin.

www.ggallin.com

[hulagirl]

Re: Your favorite songs which use the f-word

My fave has to be: Killing in the name of by Rage against the machine...

f*** you I won't do what you tell me, f*** you I won't do what you tell me, f*** you I won't do what you tell me, f*** you I won't do what you tell me...

[cynsaligia]

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i coincidentally posted about my favorite f-word song here (video at the link).

sample of the lyrics (edited, of course):

Every time I see your face
I think of things unpure unchaste
I want to bleep you like a dog
I'll take you home and make you like it

Everything you ever wanted
Everything you ever thought of is
Everything I'll do to you
I'll bleep you and your minions* too

* there's a version of this song that trades "minions" for "girlfriend"

i love how the lyrics contrast with the childlike singsongy melodies.

[MyopicJoe]

Re: Your favorite songs which use the f-word

Harry Nilsson: "You're Breakin' My Heart"

I'm liking it, Leo. Oh hey, Harry Nilsson did the Coconut song from Reservoir Dogs. Learn something new all the time.

One of the most twisted "songs", and video to go along with it is Love Me or Hate Me by Lady Sovereign

Haha, Pomai. At 0:34 the video is pretty funny. Her hair reminds me of Deb from Napolean Dynamite.

A solid story line, catchy hook and snappy beat can get the job done without having to say "F" this and that

Yeah. Overuse just waters it down.

And of course:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLG3S5WzHig

A modern classic, Buzz. The f-word spelled out in sign language was great. Sarah's sense of humor is very sexy.

Nine Inch Nails "Closer" ...
"I want to f*** you like an animal!"

Oh yeah baby. I hear ya. The wife and I do it MAD CRAZY, like those tortoises at the Honolulu Zoo. Slow and noisy...sometimes distracted by a crisp head of lettuce.


This one is good for when you're feeling like a white collar gangsta.


I'm reminded of a conversation our family had in the car:

Daughter: Mommy. Some grownups use the f-word.
Wife: Yes honey (looks at me), but sometimes no other word will do.
Daugher: Yeah.

God I love them