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Now, enjoy the show. The song, I'm still not going to read the name because I will not have

those words leave my mouth, but the song from the offspring on on their self-tetted album in 1989, it's been removed and it's been scrubbed from everywhere.

It's called that, if you can see it, I ain't reading that.

K the P.

K the P.

Uh-huh.

And it was on YouTube for a while.

And you could pull it up, but it is gone now.

And the song is basically like, yo, that's wild.

The offspring removed the song from reissues of their self-titled album because the song's controversial nature.

The song was met with so much controversy that Wally George destroyed one copy of the album at his show, Hot Seat in 1992.

Dude, that'sat in 1992.

Dude, that's wild.

It's those punk rock as he get.

I don't know.

That's a bit over the top, man.

How do you hear the song, though?

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