i bought the juelz santana cd and it was the parental advisory copy. i also bought the parental advisory copy of dem franchize boyz and the problem is that there is like one song that is edited on each of them. on juelz, mic check is edited and on dfb, oh i think dey like me remix is edited. Can any one tell me why record labels are doing this?
2006-07-19
19:55:34
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i bought the juelz santana cd and it was the unedited version. every single song has swearing and he talks about crack in all of them. but in the end of the cd the mic check song is edited. i know this because i have heard and seen the music video and the words are different. IT IS THE PARENTAL ADVISORY COPY BUT ONE SONG IS EDITED! WHY?
2006-07-20
17:59:57 ·
update #1
The front of the album says PARENTAL ADVISORY and I bought it at Target. It may be the radio edit version but why would they put the radio version on a parental advisory album instead of the real song?
2006-07-20
18:02:17 ·
update #2