Bruno mars new song 🤮 can I block from Spotify??

[Roxieandthegang]

Has anyone heard this song
I heard it other other day and was so so shocked by the lyrics I nearly had a heart attack 😂
Why do mainstream artists bring out utter filth like this. I really don’t like my kids (teenage) hearing this garbage….ive listened to some garbage in my time but it’s another level and is shocking to me coming from such a popular artist.
I know everyone will be like well they will hear it on YouTube/tiktok…..but I’d really like it not to be coming up on Spotify which they listen to alot 🫣

I suggest she gets to the doctor if she has that much discharge! 😳

I also just watched the Beyonce Texas Hold'em Video and Visualiser, the visualiser is just quasi pornographic and she is also simulating a kind of lapdance in the video. What's next, is she just going to straight up perform a sex act on herself in some coming video. Its a good song she doesn't need the porn to sell it.

There's ways to write lyrics about sex without being so grim. 'Lose Control' by Evanescence being one. I also read a lot of erotica and erotic fanfiction and none of what I read is that depressing either!

I really don't know if such things appeal to any women, but to me it reads like porn intended to appeal to male obsessions.

I'm so disappointed in Bruno.

It’s disgusting. It really is. I can’t listen to it.

What does his family make of that song? Holy moly.

"Hey ma, do you want to listen to my newest track?"
"Bruno, I brought you up to be better than this."

Wow, what's he playing at🙁

All his other songs were just so wholesome 🤷🏻‍♀️

I know he has had some 'edgier' lyrics; but this is a bit like the equivalent of hearing that Daniel O'Donnell and Dana have released a new, raunchier, version of Je T'aime... Moi Non Plus!

I heard this on R1 over the weekend. There was a lot of echo to cover the missed words!

For some mad reason, that reminded me of the (albeit self-censoring) Goodies' song 'Father Christmas Do Not Touch Me'!

Apparently it's short for apartment

He revealed in an interview that it's a reference to the classic old country and western song by Lurleen Colander: 'She Criticised My Apartment So I Knocked Her Flat'.