MOGEF bans four songs from Jay Park’s ‘New Breed’ album

Jay Park‘s first album, ‘New Breed‘, has had a handful of songs become banned under the latest decision of the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family.

The MOGEF released a new report on May 24th revealing that a total of four songs off of the album were deemed unsuitable for teens. “New Breed“, “AOM & 1llionaire“, and “Wasted” were banned for the use of slang, while “Turn Off Your Phone” was banned for sexually suggestive content.

Illinit‘s “Ill Bomb” and Dok2‘s “Leave Me Alone” also came under the same decision.

The ban will take effect starting May 31st.

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MOGEF bans songs by Dal Shabet, Miryo, Dynamic duo and more

The Ministry of Gender Equality and Family (MOGEF) is back again with another round of bans.

According to a report released on April 27th, the MOGEF has gone ahead and banned the music videos for Dal Shabet‘s “Hit U” and Miryo‘s “Dirty” for their use of violence, sexual imagery, and slang. Buga Kingz‘s “Don’t Go” was also banned for the use of violence.

Banned songs include Dynamic Duo‘s “Misunderstanding” and “Innocent Prisoner” for suggesting unwholesome dating and slang, while Dok2‘s “Stop Right There” was criticized for sexually suggestive expressions.

The ban on After School‘s “Funky Man” music video was actually lifted when the MOGEF initially banned the music video for sexually suggestive expressions, along with Orange Caramel‘s “Bangkok City“.

As reported previously, albums that include banned songs cannot be sold to minors, nor can they be planned on air before 10 p.m.

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