TITLE: Hillsonger Turns Off Hottest 100 After Hearing Language Warning
SENTENCE 1: This one came from the empowered but approachable voice of youth telling me I was about to hear bad words.”  Despite the protests from his children and several other party goers, West was determined to keep the radio switched off until he guessed the song had finished.
SENTENCE 2: While listening to the Hottest 100 at a neighbour’s BBQ, the Hills district father of three acted fast and switched the radio off after the announcement of a language warning.
SENTENCE 3: I bet you don’t even report it.”  Disgruntled partygoers later determined the song West skipped was in fact DNA by Kendrick Lamar, a song the artist himself has called a gospel song, a fact that has startled the usually conservative West.

Bias label: none
Annotator rationales:
If the text portrays West’s reaction as solely protective without acknowledging the broader context of parental awareness, then it risks oversimplifying the issue. A parent concerned about their children's exposure to explicit content should ideally stay informed about contemporary music trends rather than reacting impulsively in social settings. This highlights the importance of proactive engagement with modern media rather than reactive measures that may disrupt shared experiences.