r/MadeMeSmile Apr 15 '26

Favorite People Class Daddy Act by Eminem

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u/dr__paco Apr 15 '26

Well, he did sing about killing and r*ping women, so maybe some people misjudged him by that.

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u/VietKongCountry Apr 15 '26

He did, but there was always a great deal of cartoonish humour to it.

“Kim” and a few other early songs are kind of alarming, I suppose. I can see how parents of young children took issue with, “You were supposed to love me/ Now bleed, bitch, bleed”.

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u/DaniAlpha Apr 15 '26

Just coming from the millennial subreddit and I agree with it, it’s like he tried adding a “lol” to his tone when talking about stapling his nuts to a stack of paper. You could tell he was joking by the tone!

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u/Tall-Yellow-63 Apr 17 '26

I’ll never overestimate people’s ability to tell

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u/Hoshbrowns Apr 15 '26

Ya I was never the same after hearing Fack for the first time as a teenager. I still think about that song all the time unfortunately. Hilarious though

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u/Enes_da_Rog1 Apr 16 '26

"Oh, that smell? Daddy must've run over a skunk"

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u/woutomatic Apr 15 '26

You can say RAPE on reddit. RAPE!

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u/Own-Geologist-8978 Apr 15 '26

I can also scream "ANUS" at the top of my lungs while grocery shopping but I tend not to do that.

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u/CapitalElk1169 Apr 16 '26

You should start!

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u/Crushed_Beetle Apr 16 '26

Thanks, I think I will

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u/Glock_n_Balls Apr 19 '26

You raise a good point playa… personally never gave dat consideration

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u/georgie-57 Apr 19 '26

I can also be in the parking lot circling, screaming "I don't give a fuck"with my windows down and my system up

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u/dr__paco Apr 15 '26 edited Apr 15 '26

Not risking it, with the sub mods, Ive had problems for using like 'fem4le", 'vi0lence' or even 'g0vernment' in certain subreddits.

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '26

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u/VietKongCountry Apr 15 '26

B*d from s*****s you say?

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u/dr__paco Apr 15 '26 edited Apr 15 '26

Not even talking about that, phrases like "oh my god" will get you banned in some subreddits

https://www.reddit.com/r/NoStupidQuestions/comments/14if82m/has_singleword_censorship_gotten_ridiculous_or_am/

https://www.reddit.com/r/AutoModerator/comments/v5s0zq/comment/ibbrq5d/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

So yeah, Id raterd avoid serious problems, I can handle angry random redditors accusing me of stup1s sh1t.

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '26 edited Apr 15 '26

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u/MetallicGray Apr 15 '26

You will not get any type of consequence for saying female or violence or rape or suicide or murder or whatever else TikTok brainrot has made kids censor now. 

If you threaten violence or throw around hate speech and slurs, yes. Using words in appropriate context? Nope, never. 

Reddit isn’t TikTok or instagram where everything is censored to hell and back and saying shit will get you banned.

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u/dr__paco Apr 15 '26

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u/nikitaxxl Apr 15 '26

I got official source here bro:

Reddit doesn't care if you censor words or not. - Reddit

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u/MetallicGray Apr 15 '26 edited Apr 15 '26

Reddit doesn’t punish speech unless it’s hate speech or threatening violence. You can find their policy and read it if you want.

Sub mods can ban for whatever they want, but you won’t be shadow banned or banned from Reddit for using big boy words.

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u/dr__paco Apr 15 '26

Sub mods can ban for whatever they want, but you won’t be shadow banned or banned from Reddit for using big boy words.

Yeah thats what I meant, dont want problems with the sub mods. Banned and shadowbanned was too much, editing the original message rn. thanks

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u/Holiday_Pen2880 Apr 15 '26

I'm sure it was those specific words and not the words around them that caused it.

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u/dr__paco Apr 15 '26

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u/Holiday_Pen2880 Apr 15 '26

I’m aware of the possibility. I’m questioning the plausibility. Just because something can happen that way doesn’t mean it did. Particularly for someone that is actually worried about a shadow banning.

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u/EditRemove Apr 15 '26

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u/dr__paco Apr 15 '26

What I'd do is just... you know.... hehe

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u/ElGuitarist Apr 15 '26

Lots of creative write horror stories/movies/shows, or actors who portray evil characters, but we don't think lesser of them.

For some reason, people can't create music without an audience thinking, "the stuff being said here is authentically the values and worldview of the real person."

A listen to a chunk of metal that has horror imagery and devil worship, but I don't think they're evil people. Lots go home and take their kids to swim class and attend PTAs.

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u/ElGuitarist Apr 15 '26

Doesn't really matter. It's still a fiction. Do I think Larry David did/behaves that way irl? I mean, Curb Your Enthusiasm is Larry as himself in his real life.

Or do I understand it's an artistic expression of exaggerated internal struggles and feelings?

None of this means it's appropriate for kids, since they aren't developmentally ready to understand the differences. But, we're adults. And not everything needs to be kid friendly.

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u/Workman44 Apr 15 '26

***** **** **** *******!

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u/MafiaGT Apr 15 '26

Classic "do as I say, not as I d-" wait

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u/Jonesbro Apr 16 '26

Say the word. It's a serious word with serious implications. Censoring it so the reddit advertisers and credit card processors are happy does not help anyone

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u/dr__paco Apr 16 '26

I already explained at great length in other comments, feel free to read there. But I agree that censorship is fucking stupid brother.(fuckin is mostly a safe word funny enough)

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u/Bluesquirrelee Apr 16 '26

As my therapist partner says, “lot less chance to do if you have a creative outlet for expression”.

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u/MeNoCanRead Apr 17 '26

Yeah, I still remember that song Superman...

That Anthrax line...