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Rapper Pharaoh's new album lyrics accused of containing hidden 'Long Live the Cultural Revolution', responds it's a coincidence and mutes the audio

Date2026.10.31
LocationChina
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On October 31, rapper Pharaoh released his new album 'A Young Person's Life'. Netizens interpreted the first characters of the lyrics in the song 'October' as a homophonic reference to 'Long Live the Cultural Revolution'. Pharaoh responded that he had no such intention and it was purely a coincidence. To avoid a negative listening experience, he muted the relevant lyrics; in the latest screenshot of the lyrics, '革职掉玉帝' (Dismiss the Jade Emperor) has been replaced with asterisks.

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李老师不是你老师
2026-10-31 07:49 · 10月31日,说唱歌手法老发布新专辑《年轻人的一生》,其中歌词被网友指藏头谐音“文革万岁”,法老回应纯属巧合并宣布将相关歌词消音。
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