Yes, the bleeping is there as a joke. It's nothing new, really. Monty Python did it on their Contractual Obligation Album with the song, "Bet you won't play this song on the radio": I bet you they won't play this song on the radio I bet you they won't play this new <beep> song. It's not that it's <beep> or <honk> controversial, It's just that the <kling>ing words are awfully strong. You can't say <arooo> on the radio, Or [whiplash] or [knife hits door] or even <aaargh!> You can't even say: "I'd like to <crrrr> you some day." Unless you're a doctor with a very large <bwoing>. SO I bet you they won't play this song on the radio, I bet you they'll <PING>ing re-program it. I bet you the [cash register]ingal program directors Will think it's a load of horse<pblrffft>
Bleeping in South Park
Sep 28, 19972 posts by 2 posters
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Also see Pinkard and Bowden's "Censor Us" on their album "Cousins, Cattle and Other Love Stories." On Warner Bros.