Fat Bottomed Girls = Family Friendly?

[UncleSaltyTaterChips]

The in game vocals may say that (I am not a vocalist) but that is not what the original lyrics say. I guess it may have been censored, wouldn't suprise me.
Like I said before, the song doesn't bother me at all. My Kids listen to whatever they want and I guarantee that no music will have them out there killing people or stealing cars or dealing drugs etc, and it will not be because a video game music filter or censorship was in place.

Exactly. I listen to music for the rhythm and melody, not the lyrics. The voice is just like any other instrument (it's what makes "Runnin' With the Devil" so catchy), except more versatile, and anyone can sing without any "practice", per se. Some things are better when you take them at face value.

[Xzyliac]

I'm surprised people are making such a big deal about Fat Bottomed Girls to the point where it gets it's own successful thread but nothing about Suddenly I See which constantly has the phrase "Why the hell?" and isn't even DLC but on the disc so it was intended for LRB use.

Also, Call Me.

[TheRollingBones]

I don't get how Killer Queen is out, personally.

Remember, the Queen is a KILLER! We wouldn't want the kids killing someone because the queen did it, would we?

[Julio_Strikes_Back]

I loved singing Fat Bottomed Girls in the car when I was a kid. Of course it's family friendly! But also, I memorized the lyrics to "Strokin' " by Clarence Carter at the age of 4, so...

[Xzyliac]

Remember, the Queen is a KILLER! We wouldn't want the kids killing someone because the queen did it, would we?

God save the Queen!

Sorry...I had to

[jasonrosenbaum]

I don't understand why Someone to Love didn't make the cut. There doesn't seem to be anything offensive about it.

[Jason777123]

I am still trying to figure out how Hammer Smashed Face didn't make it!

[XacharyCross]

Tipper Gore programmed the filter, obviously.

[jasonrosenbaum]

tipper gore programmed the filter, obviously.

qft

[LuigiHann]

I don't understand why Someone to Love didn't make the cut. There doesn't seem to be anything offensive about it.

A lot of people have speculated that any kind of religious reference will trigger the filter (though some have slipped through), and Somebody to Love has several instances of "Lord," including the very specific "I have spent all my years in believing you," so while I agree that it's completely inoffensive, there's something that somebody might have flagged.