The Rolling Stones retired one of their most popular rock songs due to lyrics that depict the horrors of slavery.

Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts rarely spoke to the press, but he said plenty over the years. He even talked about hitting Mick Jagger.

The Rolling Stones have axed their classic hit "Brown Sugar" from their set lists after 50 years because the lyrics reference slavery and sexualize young, Black women.

The Rolling Stones are known for many things. Their insatiable riffs and anthemic melodies are often a topic of discussion.

The Rolling Stones may have dubbed their tour "No Filter," but the rock band has filtered out one of their most popular songs from their setlist.

The Stones probably didn't mind, either. It brought a little rock 'n' roll danger to the ultimate "safe" gig and — if they're lucky — it distracted attention from their mediocre show.

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Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts rarely spoke to the press, but he said plenty over the years. He even talked about hitting Mick Jagger.