People need to know that this song is awesome, and its actually clean for lil wayne and eminem, and there is something called the clean version that takes most bad words out. It still has a bit of violence though. But out of all the verses, Kanye Wests is by far the worst. Id say Lil Wayne saved the song, because Kanye west was poo in his rap, Drakes rap was dumb, and Eminems wasnt as high quality as his other songs.

Rap is defninitely an art. You either love it or you hate it. Some view it as hate-ridden slurs against the world, others view it as masterpieces, painted by the rappers with their mikes and their minds. Are nude ancient grecian statues porn? No certainly not, so rap music should not be judged so harshly. You either appreciate it or you don't.

I love this song. I only buy clean versions of songs. That's probably why i dont mind it.

not for kids

Language: 5 uses of "f--k", 17 uses of "sh--", 2 uses of "b--ch", 2 uses of "n--ga", 1 use of "d--k", 1 use of "god--mn", 28 swears total. Messages: Here and there, there are racist references to people like Malcolm X and Obama, with one racist word ("n--ga"). Also, tons of insults are spread throughout the song (e.g.: "You're such a f--kin' loser"), with depressing statements (e.g.: "Life is like a f--kin' roller coaster/then it drops"). Role Models: It's a good song, yet not wholesome, especially when you pair together Drake, Kanye West, Lil' Wayne, and Eminem. Violence: "Pistol on my side/you don't wanna hear that thing talk" is the most violent reference in this song. Sex: Two references: "I stuck my d--k inside this life until that b--ch came" and "I had r--ed the game young/you can call it statutory". Consumerism: Some references to movie characters, such as Ferris Bueller and Benjamin Button. Drugs: Eminem mentions an overdose.

The censored version passes a message of chasing your dreams

There are so many problems with letting your kids listen to this its almost ridiculous. Everything about rap music is already terrible, as there are virtually no appropriate rappers out there, and its not really music anyway. But the fact that this track and others by the artists all with all of the swearing and random innapropriate words thrown in was allowed to be played on my middle school bus every day is insane. The kids are not that mature and the music is pretty much a vocal rant on nothing. I cant even figure out what the overall message of these raps even are. Theres so much insane sexual content and swearing that it makes me want to vomit. Please, explain to me exactly how allowing little kids to listen to this is a good idea. Everyone at school listens to this, and they love it, and the music has even inspired them to swear and curse and do innapropriate things on a consistent basis. Lovely. Again, exactly what was going through the minds of the people who let the kids listen to this? Am I the ONLY PERSON of my age who thinks this way? Well anyways, its terrible. Its actually not so much that I hate rap music in general, but I also hate listening to HORRENDOUS rap music even more. I would tell you more about this brilliant music, but when something is this bad, it shouldnt even exist. And yes, once again, not one of the people involved in this is a good role model either. I would rather listen to a person screaming than this music.

If a parent wants to burn their kids' ears, they could let their children listen to this song. It's horrible! One thing I do when I can't understand what the rappers are saying is I go online to make sure I'm not listening to profanity. I was shocked when I saw some of the lyrics. "I'm shutting s--t down in the mall and telling every girl she's the one for me and I ain't even planning to call" Yeah, that's wholesome. Not only is there the 's' word repeated in the chorus, but Drake is pretty much saying he's the s--t and that no one can mess with how good he is in the bed and at rapping. Horrible song. Period. (Just in case we're counting, a curse word is said 32 times in this song, including ni---r, b--ch, s--t, d--n, and f--k.)