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[Afgncaap5]

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Heh-heh-heh...this story cracked me up a little.

I mean, yeah, I understand the reaction of the parents, and I've not heard the song to listen myself. But I'm gonna go with the article's writer, it's probably just an unfortunate case of poor diction. Between the fact that the lyric isn't like that in the original song and the fact that this is, well, Kidz Bop, it doesn't seem likely that the most famous of the 7-Words-You-Can't-Say-On-Television could slip in there.

[Captain Hygiene]

That's pretty funny. I listened to the clip from the link, and yes, you could argue that it sounds like it. It's pretty obvious that it's not really there, though; I'm sure it's just an unfortunate coincidence.

[Fred Burroughs]

It never ceases to amaze me the song selection for these Kidz Bop CD's. They've chosen some very kid unfriendly songs in the past and edited the lyrics, but that doesn't change the fact that they aren't songs meant for kids. However, I seriously doubt that they actually say the f-word in that song.

[mrmeadows]

I hear they're going to replace the song with a version of "Rock N Roll Martian".

[Satchmo]

The article has a link to both (hideously creepy and cacophonous) versions of the song, and on the KidzBop version, it does sound like they're saying the four-letter-word in question. It made me laugh. Hard.