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Welcome to the Inappropriate Children’s Rap Chorus Hall of FamePosted by Nathan S. on 03/31/12 | Filed under Features |

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“You know what’d be awesome? If we got a bunch of kids to sing the chorus on this song about fucking bitches and slinging dope.” Apparently that’s a conversation that’s played out again and again in studios because the “inappropriate children’s rap chorus” formula is a full-fledged phenomenon.
The criteria is simple: would a responsible parent want their child listening to the song, even though it features a bunch of kids on the hook? If the answer is NO, then it qualifies. (This means I wouldn’t actually include Jay-Z’s “Hard Knock Life”, the song’s pretty serious.)
Bonus points for actually bringing in kids to the studio to record an original hook (vs. a sample), and bonus points for increased inappropriateness.
Together we can find the most Inappropriate Children’s Rap Chorus of All-Time! (I have a dream!)
Jibbs - Chain Hang Low
Trick Daddy - Im a Thug
Tony Yayo - Somebody Snitched on Me
Yung Joc - Coffee Shop
Gucci Mane - Lemonade
R.A. The Rugged Man - What the Fuck






