Britney Spears Challenges Broadcasters

Songs with objectionable language occasionally are aired with bleeps or alternate spliced language, but that does not seem to be a great opportunity in this case. But if you say the title of his new single speed, it could be a problem. MTV news mentions its use as But all the boys and girls are applying for a pittance, if you try to Amy. Former Mouseketeer Britney Spear is not threatening to go berserk to live transmission, or we understand actionably indecent material on something it means to be transmitted. The song If U Seek Amy doesn t use any of George Carlins verboten seven heavy words, but sets out a rule on the first list unpleasant if you say aloud quickly. The music is from the album Circus, and according to MTV News, his fate undetermined radio stations is largely at this point, and the FCC is not issuing guidance. . This is done in the choir songs.