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Cop Killer-Body Count this next song is dedicated 2 the Oakland PD, the federalis in Mexico, and every other fascist organization in the world.....
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 To make a thief, make an owner; to create crime, create laws. | |
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What the... ?!?  It is not known why FuNkeNsteiN capitalizes his name as he does, though some speculate sunlight deficiency caused by the most pimpified white guy afro in Nordic history.
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This is a "song" by Ice T and his heavy metal band, Bodycount which, back in 1992 caused lots of controversy. The song was later banned & removed from all future pressings of the album.
Here's an old interview from around that time, with the Australian TV reporter, Jana Wendt: Here's a more recent one with Rove where he also discusses the song, at the 3:12 mark. Rove didn't do his homework once again. 
Ice-T done set him straight. 
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BC's first album is good, but it is ironic that he goes from singing about cops to playing one on TV "Old man's gotta be the old man. Fish has got to be the fish." | |
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COMPUTERBLUE1984 said: BC's first album is good, but it is ironic that he goes from singing about cops to playing one on TV
Actually it would only be ironic if he had become a cop, and then killed in the line of duty. Playing a cop on television is just like his music-entertainment. That's not irony. No more ironic than playing a rapper in one movie and a cop in the next. I don't want you to think like me. I just want you to think. |
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SUPRMAN said: COMPUTERBLUE1984 said: BC's first album is good, but it is ironic that he goes from singing about cops to playing one on TV
Actually it would only be ironic if he had become a cop, and then killed in the line of duty. Playing a cop on television is just like his music-entertainment. That's not irony. No more ironic than playing a rapper in one movie and a cop in the next. Exactly. Have we 4gotten that he played a cop in "New Jack City" during the height of the gangster rap era? He played the role as only Ice could do it just like he played the classic villian "Danny-UP" on "New York Undercover", and anti heroes in "Tresspass" and "Ricochet". | |
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