GT: Songs I Hate The Most!!

My first ever post for Girls Talk...

Just because I love music so much doesn't mean there aren't songs that I strongly dislike listening to. Those are the songs I have heard playing that contain very abhorrent words. Words that I don't think should have been allowed to be used in such a way knowing music can be understood by everyone regardless of age. I literally had goosebumps all over me when I overheard one of those songs playing. Inasmuch as I didn't want to listen to it, I got curious at how the song actually goes that made it somewhat a big hit. I gave it a minute or two and what I heard just dejected me completely! All I heard were words like "M.F., F.U., B***H" and a lot more too disturbing for me to write down. I wasn't able to stand the whole song. I had to ask my husband to change it to something else. (No, he wasn't listening to those songs, either. We were listening music on Pandora and the station just changed on us.)

I cannot remember the title of that song I heard and neither would I care to find out what it was. All I know is, it's one of those rap-type of songs that some, if not most of the younger generation nowadays loves to listen to. The beat of the song is not even something I can call a "music". It's more of a "noise". Ugh, if only I have the authority and power to go to all recording companies and have them ban songs like that one I heard, I would do it in a heartbeat!

Music is suppose to make us happy, inspire us, make us feel relaxed, console us -- not make us feel disturbed and disgusted. I wish they'd stop making songs like that and I wish people would not support such type of music. I understand that we have freedom of speech and freedom to express one's feelings, thoughts, and opinion. But do we really have to go to that extent where we have to use repugnant words just to express ourselves through music knowing there's a possibility that such types of songs may taint the minds of the innocent ones who can hear it? Aren't there any other ways to do so?

Are the people doing that really after the idea of "being able to express themselves and be heard by the public", or they're just after the money and fame?! If they're after the latter, then it's a shame!