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American rock band Tool released there stop motion masterpiece 'Prison Sex' in 1993. Despite being nominated for an MTV award, MTV themselves were quick to stop airing the video. Its disturbing content revolving around a small, enclosed robotic doll being molested by a tall black figure. This was seen by many as symbolising a cycle of child abuse.

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American rock band Tool released there stop motion masterpiece 'Prison Sex' in 1993. Despite being nominated for an MTV award, MTV themselves were quick to stop airing the video. Its disturbing content revolving around a small, enclosed robotic doll being molested by a tall black figure. This was seen by many as symbolising a cycle of child abuse.

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March 26th 2013 saw the release of 'Blurred Lines' by Robin Thicke and featured singers Pharrell Williams and T.I. The song became instantly criticised for sexist remarks through both the use of footage and lyrics, arguably promoting rape culture. Lyrics such as "no doesn't always mean no" mixed with footage of naked women surrounding clothed men was argued by most as being highly sexist. In the UK, more than 2o universities banned the song from music events.

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March 26th 2013 saw the release of 'Blurred Lines' by Robin Thicke and featured singers Pharrell Williams and T.I. The song became instantly criticised for sexist remarks through both the use of footage and lyrics, arguably promoting rape culture. Lyrics such as "no doesn't always mean no" mixed with footage of naked women surrounding clothed men was argued by most as being highly sexist. In the UK, more than 2o universities banned the song from music events.

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Released on December 30th 2011 by American singer and song writer Lana Del Rey, her single 'Born to Die' was met with some problems with MTV. The popular music broadcasting company viewed the car crash sequence at the end of the video as too violent.  In particular, the fact that her companion is carrying her bloody corpse through the scene of the accident.

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Released on December 30th 2011 by American singer and song writer Lana Del Rey, her single 'Born to Die' was met with some problems with MTV. The popular music broadcasting company viewed the car crash sequence at the end of the video as too violent.  In particular, the fact that her companion is carrying her bloody corpse through the scene of the accident.