i tried searching despacito (the spanish song) on the search bar but it says nothing found. why is it marked nfe?

For starters, it appears to be a song with inappropriate lyrics.

Za-Chary wrote:

For starters, it appears to be a song with inappropriate lyrics.

i think my opinion may sound silly but theres no point in nfe’ing despacito since most people who search it don’t know spanish

lnfinite5 wrote:

Za-Chary wrote:

For starters, it appears to be a song with inappropriate lyrics.

i think my opinion may sound silly but theres no point in nfe’ing despacito since most people who search it don’t know spanish

Scratch is for all cultures

lnfinite5 wrote:

Za-Chary wrote:

For starters, it appears to be a song with inappropriate lyrics.

i think my opinion may sound silly but theres no point in nfe’ing despacito since most people who search it don’t know spanish

i search up vocaloid despite most of them being Japanese and i don’t know Japanese

non-spanish speaker may like despacito and may have read the lyrics to know it’s inappropriate

It's really not a kid friendly song. Thankfully my family doesn't speak Spanish but remember that a lot of people do

i searched up what despacito meant and it's about a man wanting to make out with a girl that he likes or something (idk)

so it's nfe'd for that reason

Peter-Dunbar wrote:

i searched up what despacito meant and it's about a man wanting to make out with a girl that he likes or something (idk)

so it's nfe'd for that reason

Its also fairly umm 18+, no swears but lyrics translation is adult.

The music video which it is most known for isn't suitable for small kids i believe

I’d assume Despacito is censored because it’s a popular song, similarly in reasoning to how many music artist’s names (eg Taylor Swift, Lil Nas X) are NFEd to deter people from looking for music sharing projects. It has less to do with inappropriate content than you’d think: While the song itself is definitely inappropriate, the word despacito itself just means “slowly” in Spanish, so it’d confuse a lot of Spanish speaking users if it was deemed “inappropriate”.

scratchykit5743 wrote:

I’d assume Despacito is censored because it’s a popular song, similarly in reasoning to how many music artist’s names (eg Taylor Swift, Lil Nas X) are NFEd to deter people from looking for music sharing projects. It has less to do with inappropriate content than you’d think: While the song itself is definitely inappropriate, the word despacito itself just means “slowly” in Spanish, so it’d confuse a lot of Spanish speaking users if it was deemed “inappropriate”.

This is wrong. The title of “Despacito” in English is “Slowly”, and trust me, you'll “slowly” find out how inappropriate the song is in English.

actually, I think it more accurate translates to “a little slowly”

IceCreamTub wrote:

The music video which it is most known for isn't suitable for small kids i believe

It has nothing to do with the music video but the contents of the song itself

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scratchykit5743 wrote:

I’d assume Despacito is censored because it’s a popular song, similarly in reasoning to how many music artist’s names (eg Taylor Swift, Lil Nas X) are NFEd to deter people from looking for music sharing projects. It has less to do with inappropriate content than you’d think: While the song itself is definitely inappropriate, the word despacito itself just means “slowly” in Spanish, so it’d confuse a lot of Spanish speaking users if it was deemed “inappropriate”.

It isn't the word directly, it's if you are mature enough to understand what it's really inferring. But yeah, the meanings of it are certainly inappropriate for scratch, therefore (although many don't know spanish scratch is for all cultures and some do know) it is banned.

plantskym2 wrote:

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scratchykit5743 wrote:

I’d assume Despacito is censored because it’s a popular song, similarly in reasoning to how many music artist’s names (eg Taylor Swift, Lil Nas X) are NFEd to deter people from looking for music sharing projects. It has less to do with inappropriate content than you’d think: While the song itself is definitely inappropriate, the word despacito itself just means “slowly” in Spanish, so it’d confuse a lot of Spanish speaking users if it was deemed “inappropriate”.

It isn't the word directly, it's if you are mature enough to understand what it's really inferring. But yeah, the meanings of it are certainly inappropriate for scratch, therefore (although many don't know spanish scratch is for all cultures and some do know) it is banned.

AliMASTER430258 wrote:

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scratchykit5743 wrote:

I’d assume Despacito is censored because it’s a popular song, similarly in reasoning to how many music artist’s names (eg Taylor Swift, Lil Nas X) are NFEd to deter people from looking for music sharing projects. It has less to do with inappropriate content than you’d think: While the song itself is definitely inappropriate, the word despacito itself just means “slowly” in Spanish, so it’d confuse a lot of Spanish speaking users if it was deemed “inappropriate”.

This is wrong. The title of “Despacito” in English is “Slowly”, and trust me, you'll “slowly” find out how inappropriate the song is in English.

No, you guys are wrong - a lot of songs and song artists are censored to discourage music sharing projects.

han614698 wrote:

plantskym2 wrote:

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scratchykit5743 wrote:

I’d assume Despacito is censored because it’s a popular song, similarly in reasoning to how many music artist’s names (eg Taylor Swift, Lil Nas X) are NFEd to deter people from looking for music sharing projects. It has less to do with inappropriate content than you’d think: While the song itself is definitely inappropriate, the word despacito itself just means “slowly” in Spanish, so it’d confuse a lot of Spanish speaking users if it was deemed “inappropriate”.

It isn't the word directly, it's if you are mature enough to understand what it's really inferring. But yeah, the meanings of it are certainly inappropriate for scratch, therefore (although many don't know spanish scratch is for all cultures and some do know) it is banned.

AliMASTER430258 wrote:

(#11)

scratchykit5743 wrote:

I’d assume Despacito is censored because it’s a popular song, similarly in reasoning to how many music artist’s names (eg Taylor Swift, Lil Nas X) are NFEd to deter people from looking for music sharing projects. It has less to do with inappropriate content than you’d think: While the song itself is definitely inappropriate, the word despacito itself just means “slowly” in Spanish, so it’d confuse a lot of Spanish speaking users if it was deemed “inappropriate”.

This is wrong. The title of “Despacito” in English is “Slowly”, and trust me, you'll “slowly” find out how inappropriate the song is in English.

No, you guys are wrong - a lot of songs and song artists are censored to discourage music sharing projects.

Perhaps both are valid reasons? But I'm pretty sure the lyrics are the main reason it's NFE'd