 "NME" named it one of the filthiest songs of all time.Controversy was first reported by Australian music site Undercover.com.au on December 5, 2008, after the release of the album.Leonie Barsenbach, a housewife from Sydney, said, "I was astonished and totally taken aback when I heard my 5 and 7 year old kids walking around the house singing 'F-U-C-K' ...