Bam Margera, the MTV star, has entered into the world of rap. He posted a music video on YouTube recently that received a lot of negative criticism, according to TMZ.
The video features naked people and Bam drinking his own pee. YouTube has put an age restriction on the video because of these things and the fact that the lyrics were too inappropriate for the site’s general users as well.
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The gist of the song is that Bam wants to bend his penis so he can have sex with himself. A representative from YouTube told TMZ the following:
“The video was taken down because of the content. It was flagged by users and a policy team believed it contained too much sexuality per our terms of use.”
Although the representative said this, the video is still to be found on YouTube, and can be seen at the end of this article.
This is not the first time Margera has ran into some issues recently. He caught flak for posting a picture of himself pointing a gun at a puppy dog’s head on Twitter. He even cheated death in Victoria, Australia recently.
He was supposed to perform a stunt and then board a plane. The plane crashed into the harbor prior to the stunt and the occupants of the plane had to be rescued from the water. He posted the following on Twitter: “Just about to drive a motorbike off a pier & get on a seaplane (as part of a stunt) but the plane just crashed. Jesus Christ.”
Posted by Jim Vassallo
on January 29, 2013. Filed under Bam Margera,Celebrity News.
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Danny
January 30, 2013 at 3:12 am
It’s not been taken down, it’s simply got an age restriction, clearly the writer of this article is too young to be able to watch it.
aostler
January 30, 2013 at 8:46 am
The video was reported taken down by the source of this article. However, in light of your comment, I have embedded the video into the post and updated the post accordingly. Thank you.