BBC may ban Fairytale of New York: why the Christmas hit is under threat.

Despite attempts to climb the charts

The BBC, which is considered progressive, may prevent a new effort to bring the song 'Fairytale of New York' to the top of the Christmas chart, despite the fact that it was released 38 years ago. The corporation's radio stations refuse to broadcast the new 'live' version of the song by The Pogues, as it includes a line with profane language.

“cheap, lousy f****t”

This situation has sparked outrage and ignited active discussions around culture. Many listeners believe that this song should be heard in the charts again, despite its controversial lyrics.The song 'Fairytale of New York' has always been a subject of debate, and this time its return to the chart symbolizes not only a musical moment but also a cultural moment in time. Such an attitude towards the lyrics may reflect the increasing sensitivity of society to language and its influence on cultural norms.