She never tells her to be a prostitute. Just to "be nice to the gentleman." That means she's going to make him sun tea.

I just checked the music store (which, from what I've seen, is far more accurate than the announcements and rockband.com pages) and apparently none of the songs from the pack were deemed Lego-friendly.

Not completely off topic, but why did the All That Remains track pack get through as well? Not completely child friendly imo..

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Originally Posted by boirun03

Ok why would this pass but not Jesus Freak?

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I asked myself the same question. Apparently in Rockband World selling your kid into prostitution is considered a "lifestyle change."

This is kinda nuts.

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Originally Posted by SirDavidTLynch

Because the ratings are known for being completely inconsistent and arbitrary.

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I didn't even know you could get a gold star at forums. But ya sure did. Good on ya.

In an earlier thread I asked why "Jesus Freak" was blocked, no one had an answer. Some speculated "religious references," but I can point to more than a couple of LRB songs that refer to "Jesus" or "God" or whatever. Others said maybe it was because it mentioned death, but so do "Fear the Reaper" and "Renegade."

I like your answer best: "inconsistent and arbitrary."

I don't really care about the prostitute thing, but I'm really surprised whitetrash wasn't censored.

I still like that one GNR song getting through the best.

Wishing he had a gun when dealing with children. :D

I thought that we all got the point of inconsistency with the filter after we found out "Fat Bottomed Girls" passed through the filter. It is what it is.

While technically there's nothing that bad with Fat Bottomed Girls......