_____ cursed on record or live and it shocked me

[troubleman84]

^^ Yeah that's a bit of generalizing. Some do it just to look cool, some others (like Richard Pryor, Stevie, Marvin, Michael, etc.) use it as a necessity to explain what went on in their lives.

 

[DuranDuran]

Mariah Carey, but I don't remember what song it was

 

[xthunderx2]

if i understand ur question correctly id say michael jackson in his song morphine...your dog's a b**ch baby!!! ...whoa!

I know...when I first heard that ..I was like...noway Michael swore....then I was like....go Michael..:lmao:

 

[Maeflower86v2]

I loved it when MJ dropped the F-Bomb in Scream. He doesn't swear on a record often and I think it was done in the most appropriate context!

 

[Maeflower86v2]

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[DuranDuran]

Chanté Moore on the song Bitter

 

[Agonum]

if i understand ur question correctly id say michael jackson in his song morphine...your dog's a b**ch baby!!! ...whoa!

Agreed – that was the first song that popped into my head when I saw the thread title!

 

[SheilaMJFan4Ever]

I don't consider words like 'bitch' or 'ass' to be profane. A bitch is a female canine and an ass is another term for a donkey, lol! Of course, people can twist any word and make it profane, etc., like the word 'gay'. The original meaning of it means HAPPY and/or MERRY.

The only artist I was surprised by was Michael, dropping the F bomb in Scream. Mind you, I was surprised that he'd record himself dropping it, not the fact that he used it.

When I first heard it, I gasped, was pleasantly surprised, then yelled, "MY N*GGA!!" I'm Black and can say that, lol...