Check out the clean version for Lady GaGa and Beyoncé's "Telephone" music video. MTV has also decided to ban the music video from their network. Kinda lame.
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What WERE the main differences? I mean, I know the beginning cell scene, and the high pitched censor noise was more frequent, but really, what? When I found this out, I got annoyed, because there are lots of other videos which have nudity(Womanizer, So What, Lovegame, and Hey Baby[by No Doubt], and these are the ones that come to mind from everyday pop songs), and Lily Allen has a song with the F word in the title, and Avril Lavigne's album was called, well you get the point. Lots of others have done equally bad. I don't want to listen to some random versions, because I want the 'official' one to be getting my views counted, and I don't feel like making a Youtube account and lying, saying I'm older than 18 just to watch 1 video. :\
And not to mention Youtube gets rid of videos left and right for copyright infringement, yet the site has other things to worry about.
I certainly wouldn't want my 12 year old watching Gaga shoving her cooch into the camera at 4:30 while s/he's working on his/her homework. The censored version is still pretty outrageous.
It has nothing to do with being "closed minded," which itself demonstrates a certain intolerance, it's about keeping things reasonable for the audience at large.
Hey! Killing your boyfriend? Such a clever idea; you'll both end up in that prison with all your lesbians sadomasochists lovers. No more Beyonce and Lady Gaga! Let's celebrate!
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What WERE the main differences? I mean, I know the beginning cell scene, and the high pitched censor noise was more frequent, but really, what? When I found this out, I got annoyed, because there are lots of other videos which have nudity(Womanizer, So What, Lovegame, and Hey Baby[by No Doubt], and these are the ones that come to mind from everyday pop songs), and Lily Allen has a song with the F word in the title, and Avril Lavigne's album was called, well you get the point. Lots of others have done equally bad. I don't want to listen to some random versions, because I want the 'official' one to be getting my views counted, and I don't feel like making a Youtube account and lying, saying I'm older than 18 just to watch 1 video. :\
And not to mention Youtube gets rid of videos left and right for copyright infringement, yet the site has other things to worry about.
http://www.deathandtaxesmagazine.com/?p=8931 And apparently product placement has something to do with it.
It wasn't banned from MTV that was just a rumor. Google it, the article is on AOL actually. It premiered on MTV on friday.
haha... can't say i'm surprised... some ppl just don't understand and are too closed minded...
I certainly wouldn't want my 12 year old watching Gaga shoving her cooch into the camera at 4:30 while s/he's working on his/her homework. The censored version is still pretty outrageous.
It has nothing to do with being "closed minded," which itself demonstrates a certain intolerance, it's about keeping things reasonable for the audience at large.
Hey! Killing your boyfriend? Such a clever idea; you'll both end up in that prison with all your lesbians sadomasochists lovers. No more Beyonce and Lady Gaga! Let's celebrate!
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