Its all about the music – Quiz Day at WRCO

RICHLAND CENTER, Wis (WRCO FM) – Every Tuesday, Hank tests the useless knowledge that Phil possesses. It is the ROUND-UP QUIZEE-POO.

1. Papa Don’t Preach” by Madonna stirred controversy for discussing teen pregnancy. 

      True –Some stations pulled it for “encouraging” teen rebellion, while others praised it for tackling a real issue.

2. Do They Know It’s Christmas?” by Band Aid was banned in some African countries.
   True – The lyrics were criticized for being culturally insensitive and were not well received everywhere.
3. We’re Not Gonna Take It” by Twisted Sister was criticized by the PMRC for promoting defiance.
   True – The rebellious message landed it on the PMRC’s naughty list.
4. Another One Bites the Dust” by Queen was banned for alleged drug references.
   False – Despite rumors, it wasn’t officially banned.
5. Prince’s “Darling Nikki” helped launch the Parental Advisory sticker.
   True – Its explicit content was a direct reason for the PMRC crackdown.
6. Eye of the Tiger” by Survivor was banned for encouraging violence.
   False – It was a motivational anthem, never banned.
7. Like a Virgin” by Madonna was pulled from some radio stations for being too provocative.
   True – Some stations refused to play it due to its suggestive theme.
8. Girls Just Want to Have Fun” by Cyndi Lauper was banned in Iran.
   True – Iran had strict bans on Western pop music, especially anything promoting female independence or fun. Cyndi was not on their playlist.
9. Venus” by Bananarama was banned for having lyrics about Greek mythology.
   False – While it does mention mythology, it was never banned for that. It was too catchy to stop!
10. Beat It” by Michael Jackson was banned in several U.S. cities for inciting gang violence.
    False – While it addressed gang violence, it was actually praised for its anti-violence message and aired everywhere.

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