I have the misfortune by employ to be in multifarious locations during a working week, and by law of averages that means I am going to be exposed at some juncture to ‘Radio 1’.
Jesus Christ, when they presenters aren’t wittering utter self-congratulatory asinine bollocks between each other, they LITERALLY just stream in 10 minute sets the most repugnant, repellent, diabolical liturgies of Demonic Ooga Booga ‘rap’ FILTH that you’d imagine blaring into your ears on a descent into Hell. Absolute George Floyd-lipped incoherent, inculcating mumbling and jumbling over an inculcating beat, invariably stolen from legacy artists.
The cheek of the CUNTS in Westminster debating tonight whether Social Media should be banned for under 16 year olds. No, fucking RADIO OOGA BOOGA needs to be banned for under 16 year olds, which it is clearly state-sponsored and publicly funded targeted at corrupting the developing brains of this with FAECES in aural form.
Nominated by : WokeUpTodayAndRealisedWhatACuntIAm
At least, unlike Radio 2 with Scott Mills, the Robertson’s presenters aren’t trying to reach out of the radio and bum young boys.
The sheer hubris of Mills, presenting his show, knowing he’d sexually assaulted an underage boy…par for the course with the BBC.
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Our kids reckon popular music turned to rubbish in the nineties and never recovered. Virtually everything they listen to was produced before they were born.
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makes you nostalgic for the spice girls.
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Poor old auntie, chasing the yooth market, still not realising that they despise you as much as the rest of us do.
Radio X classic rock, no news,sport, weather. Only one presenter on the 11 to 3 spot.
Otherwise song after song.
And to the beeb, we know you like the young people in this country, but please stop employing people that want to fuck them.
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I thought that was all part of the BBC DEI hiring process.
Are you any of the following?
a. Lesbian / gay
b. Black / Asian
c. Very likely to be on some register
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I installed a DAB plus radio in my vehicle and put Boom radio on, never left. The only drawback is the coverage varies from place to place.
Ergo no oooga booga presenters either. If the sixties up to the nineties suits you result.
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I live a rap music free existence.
No exposure whatsoever.
You can too.
Top tips
Dont listen to the radio its not 1953
Turn the dial and tune to a different station
Put on a CD
Press the OFF button.
Make your own music by whistling.
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Download any song you want from YouTube and use a YouTube to mp3 converter.
Get yourself a good music player like AIMP.
Plug your mobile into your car head unit or buy an Internet player for your home.
Play whatever you want.
Fuck the radio.
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I would never accept such utter drivel from DJs, they called the cunts at the time. I remember it being pure heaven when the likes of John Peel and Annie Nightingale came along, who spoke sensibly and without talking over the records. I remember telling this cunt Simon Bates to shut his fucking face, from incessant nonstop prattling at the Manchester Cavern and all he could do was grin in fear at me.
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Indeed, if I listen to the radio it’s to listen to music, not the presenters voice.
They would do well to remember this. If they like talking get a job as a chat show host, assuming they have anything of interest to actually talk about.
Oh, as that’s music, with clear lyrics I can actually understand, not drums and mumbles.
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All we hear is radio ooga,radio dooga, someone out there loves this 💩🎶 …the yoof have a battle on their hands grime rap wannabe gangsta dirge or Sam freaky smith,ed the sleep inducing shitran etc al….😩
Gold or boom for us with a plethora of cd’s keep us sane …radio 1 🤐 ‘we won’t get fooled again,no,no’ 🎶
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Then I finally grew up and began listening to the Third Programme with announcers who dressed in evening wear for the wireless. Going to concerts without screaming tarts. Still can’t find an answer to that phenomenon.
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