Remington Steele
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Don't get me wrong, I love it :yes: - it's one of my favorite tracks and I think it was a good thing Michael expressed his anger in that way.
Just looking at it from a neutral angle I wonder: Was it really save to release the song in that way? I can hardly imagine it helps a lot calling the song "D.S." instead of "T.S." when you can even hear him singing the correct name.
Also the lyric "You think he brother with the KKK?" - would it have made a legal difference had he sung "I think he brother with the KKK", or would this still have been within freedom of speech?
Just looking at it from a neutral angle I wonder: Was it really save to release the song in that way? I can hardly imagine it helps a lot calling the song "D.S." instead of "T.S." when you can even hear him singing the correct name.
Also the lyric "You think he brother with the KKK?" - would it have made a legal difference had he sung "I think he brother with the KKK", or would this still have been within freedom of speech?