Sentence examples for derogatory lyrics from inspiring English sources

And though Paul himself has been critical of some of dancehall's homophobic content, there was outcry over the derogatory lyrics of contemporaries like Beenie Man and Elephant Man.

Had Thicke not been the controversial writer of "Blurred Lines" – a song widely panned for its derogatory lyrics, condemned by women's organisations and banned from several university campuses in Britain.

But while the US singer's hit has, quite clearly, proved popular, it sparked outrage from women's rights groups for its derogatory lyrics and was banned in universities up and down the country.

Time and time again, Eminem has been informed about the negative impact that his hate speech has on the lives of the gay community, and although he's given some non-apologies to the likes of Anderson Cooper and issued platitudes about how he doesn't care what you are as long as you're "nice to me," he continues to create derogatory lyrics against us.

Singing along to lyrics peppered with derogatory words about women, they seem wholly unperturbed by Snoop's reputation as a former pimp who refers to women as bitches and hos.

Don't swear, or use derogatory language.

Ofcom received eight complaints from listeners who said Moyles's spoof lyrics were offensive and derogatory towards the gay community.

Trying to mask offensive lyrics, the station bleeped out a derogatory term for blacks but left in a derogatory term for gays.

Clearly, many of the changes made to create radio versions of singles -- particularly new or excised lyrics that remove drug terminology, derogatory expressions and references to violence -- are not necessary according to those broadcast provisions, though they may be a relief to parents.

Iverson said there was a good exchange of ideas and that the album will stay on the market with no change in the lyrics, which contains violent references and derogatory terms about gays, women and blacks.

Gunshots, sirens, car screeches, turntable scratching and lyrics played backward conceal words deemed dirty, derogatory or harmful to minors.