6 Videos Racier Than Madonna's Restricted "Girls Gone Wild" Anyone Can Watch On YouTube

    The site just slapped Madonna's new video with an age restriction. Meanwhile, plenty of other content featuring scantily clad, gyrating women is available on the 'Tube with no warning labels.

    You have to say you're at least 18 on YouTube account before you can watch "Girls Gone Wild." And if yo'ure always logged in and click on it, you just see a little warning that floats right below the video on its page that says that the content "has been age-restricted based on our Community Guidelines." According to the New York Post, YouTube told Madge's people that if they want "Girls Gone Wild" to be open for viewing by all:

    ...they must edit out shots of bare bottoms, a man rubbing his crotch and an implied masturbation scene where a man gyrates before a mirror.

    Oh really! Why, they must have been studying their encyclopedia of double standards — an old friend in the world of media. Because a flash of a dude wearing manties and a partial view of naked man side-ass is hideously inappropriate for the kids, but there are tons of videos of chicks pretending to masturbate, rubbing their breasts, or barely wearing clothing that are available for anyone, of any age, to watch.

    Before we note some examples of racy stuff that's floating around YouTube with no age restriction or warning whatsoever, let's look at what Madonna did that violated YouTube's Community Guidelines.

    First, the crotch rubbing:

    Now, let's see how this imagery compares to five racy videos existing on YouTube without age restriction that involve naked or nearly naked women.

    1. Benny Benassi's "Who's Your Daddy?" Video

    2. Nicki Minaj's "Stupid Hoe" Video

    3. Keri Hilson's "The Way You Love Me" Video

    4. Christina Aguilera's "Dirrty" Video

    5. Britney Spears's "Womanizer" Video

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