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News reports highlight the use of swear words in Barely Passing's recent song.

The recent media outburst has led to public outrage and a perception that society is broken.

Expressing concern about how society will recover from the controversy.

Society is outraged, reflecting widespread discontent.

Pointing out the perceived brokenness of society due to the controversy.

Raising the question of recovery in the face of societal challenges.

Suggesting an unconventional response: downloading the song illegally and playing it at a church.

Encouraging confronting stereotypes by telling those concerned (e.g., Karens) that swearing doesn't hurt.

Addressing the perception that the song may influence minds negatively, especially strict parents.

Highlighting the irony that strict parents often raise sneaky kids.

Emphasizing the singer's perspective on bad publicity being beneficial.

Expressing defiance against censorship and the attempt to control the artist's expression.

Reiterating the singer's belief that bad publicity is ultimately advantageous.

Asserting that not everything in life conforms to family-friendly standards.

Describing a scenario where a parent crashes a car, reflecting dysfunctional family situations.

Humorous acknowledgment of a common parental mishap.

Comic repetition of a dysfunctional family scene.

Emphasizing the singer's self-reliance and rejecting conventional relationship expectations.

Describing a past failed marriage with a touch of humor.

Daddy's at the bar

Oof

Not a shocker that their marriage

Didn't get far

Repeating the theme of a failed marriage, reinforcing the idea with humor.

Whoops

Daddy's at the bar

Oof

Not a shocker that their marriage

Asserting independence and not needing a romantic partner.

Stating that others fall in love with the singer's unconventional qualities.

Highlighting the singer's indifference to others' expectations and the futility of faking for approval.

I didn't make it for you to be please

Fake it for your husband but you won't for me

Humorous portrayal of parental infidelity and the resulting family issues.

Mommy's sneaking out to see another guy

Again?

Joint custody it's time to pick a side

Addressing the consequences of being the firstborn in a broken family.

Playfully spelling "FREE" and asserting the singer's freedom.

Inviting others to join for a drink, accompanied by witty remarks.

Hit me on the weekend if you wanna get a drink

Hit her with a wink, not a kiss my breath stinks

Take a hint here's a mint it was not meant to be

Comparing marriage to a crash course, humorously blaming the partner for the failed relationship.

You're the dummy and I'm the crash course

Sticking like glue might as well be a horse

I was like a math test, you cheated, but gotta better score

Commenting on the challenges of the internet age and the difficulty of maintaining intellect.

Your bound to lose some intellect

So imma take an extra step and

Tell you that you'll never get

Mockingly offering a second chance to someone who failed, highlighting their repeated mistakes.

So I will be so generous

And watch you make another mess

You failed my love oh well next

Challenging the notion that good publicity is always beneficial.

Expressing a desire for attention, even if it means being over-hated.

Of being over-hated

Repeating the unconventional suggestion to play the song at a church and addressing parental concerns.

Tell all the Karen's that swearing doesn't hurt

They think we molding minds and they losing their lids

But strictest parents they make the sneakiest kids

Expressing the act of singing, perhaps in defiance or celebration of the controversial content.

Using nonsensical sounds, possibly emphasizing the carefree attitude towards criticism.

La La La La

Reiterating the belief that bad publicity is ultimately beneficial, questioning the need for censorship.

So why in the world

Would you try to censor me

Stating that not everything in life adheres to family-friendly standards.

Not everything in life is

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Humorous repetition of dysfunctional family scenarios, emphasizing failed marriages.

Whoops

Daddy's at the bar

Oof

Not a shocker that their marriage

Continuing the theme of failed marriages and unconventional family situations with humor.

Mommy crash the car

Whoops

Daddy's at the bar

Oof

Concluding with a humorous remark about the predictability of failed marriages.

Didn't get far