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BET TV Airing a PSA Telling Kids to 'Read a Mo F'n Book'?

Black Entertainment Television has been playing what is being called a Public Service Announcement created by a rapper named Bomani "D'mite" Armah. It is in cartoon form and made in the Rapper music video style. However, it contains some very offensive language even as the underlying message is one encouraging children to read by telling them to read a "mother ing book, N er." It's a mixed message, indeed. Do we need to encourage kids to read by cursing at them every other word in a song aired to them on a black centric television station? Is this the proper type of work that should be seen on BET? The thing begins in a school auditorium with bored kids looking on. The cartoon rapper starts by playing Beethoven's Fifth on a piano (the whole song is set to the Fifth Symphony). "D'Mite" starts off by telling the kids, "See, I used to do songs with hooks and concepts and sh t, right? Well, f ck that, I'm trying to go platinu

Stunned: How Tchaikovsky's Fifth changed Joyce's life

Basking in the light of musical stardom, Korean-American virtuoso pianist Joyce Yang is about to descend on Snow Concert Hall to perform a concert of Russian music, reports HELEN MUSA.

A rewarding foretaste of the Berlin Philharmonic's 2024 May Day European Concert – Seen and Heard International

Transforming pain into passion: the inspiring power of great music

Sydney Symphony Orchestra’s May and June concerts feature an inspiring mix of works, including Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony, as well as fascinating fusions of classical and contemporary traditions.

Sibelius fans gets a Finnish treat with Osmo Vanska and the SSO