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The best songs in hip-hop's history are filled with filthy language. But is it really necessary? We want to conduct an experiment. We've decided to take out the swear words and ask you to re-write the classics. Just fill in these Mad Libs for rap lyrics and see how the meaning of your favorite songs changes.
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The most famous verse from Ice Cube's time with N.W.A. kicks things off for us.
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The D-O-Double-Gizzle provides a nice test sample as well.
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R.I.P. Tupac, even though 50 percent of hip-hop fans believe you're still alive.
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Biggie Smalls rarely went small on cursing.
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Jigga Man wasn't always settled down tending to his daughter at home.
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Ice Cube returns for another re-write.
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These guys were so filthy, they got thrown in jail.
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O.D.B. had a million nicknames, and used just as many curses.
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The biggest hit for this underground rapper didn't skimp on the questionable language.
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OK, this is getting a little ridiculous. There's hardly any way to tell what he's talking about at all without the swear words in here.
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Leave it to Too $hort to find a logical conclusion to this exercise.
RULE No35
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