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2:13 PM, Nov 29, 2007 • By MICHAEL GOLDFARB

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From the BBC:

The Iranian government has announced a campaign against rap music which it considers obscene. The Ministry for Culture and Islamic Guidance said illegal studios would be closed and rap singers "confronted".

An official condemned rappers for using very vulgar words, but it was not clear if the whole genre was being banned.

Is there such a thing as Hip-Hop solidarity? Maybe the Factor can have Cam'ron back on to discuss the crackdown now that the elusive rapper has resurfaced.

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