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Yo 4 Climate Scientists.
It probably would have been more media-savvy to avoid having any objectionable words in the song. As it is, fewer places will be willing to link to it and there is less chance of mainstream media coverage.
It’s not that I find the words offensive, per se, but that I see how their inclusion could limit the dispersal and effectiveness of the video, which is very creative and engaging.
My friend Tristan pointed out to me that there is a ‘clean’ version of the video as well.