Allen Iverson was first criticized for his violent raps a year ago, when a Philadelphia radio station began playing an edited version of the song "40 Bars." The unedited version includes references to gun violence and the line "Come to me with those faggot tendencies and you'll be sleeping where the maggots be."
Both NBA commissioner David Stern and the Martin Luther King Jr. Association for Nonviolence condemned Iverson for the song (see "Hoopster Iverson Agrees To Change Rap Lyrics").
"The lyrics that have been attributed to Allen Iverson's soon-to-be-released rap CD are coarse, offensive and antisocial," Stern said at the time.
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Allen Iverson was first criticized for his violent raps a year ago, when a Philadelphia radio st更多>
Allen Iverson was first criticized for his violent raps a year ago, when a Philadelphia radio station began playing an edited version of the song "40 Bars." The unedited version includes references to gun violence and the line "Come to me with those faggot tendencies and you'll be sleeping where the maggots be."
Both NBA commissioner David Stern and the Martin Luther King Jr. Association for Nonviolence condemned Iverson for the song (see "Hoopster Iverson Agrees To Change Rap Lyrics").
"The lyrics that have been attributed to Allen Iverson's soon-to-be-released rap CD are coarse, offensive and antisocial," Stern said at the time.