There's No Doubt Why BET Uncut Is Returning For Valentine's Day Weekend

In the early 2000s, music videos were a staple of television programming. However, not all music videos were suitable for daytime television. Enter BET Uncut, a program that allowed for the raunchier music videos to get their shine without any heavy censorship.

For those who may have forgotten, BET Uncut ran from 2000 to 2006 and aired on the weekends at 3 am. The programming was known for its explicit content, which often got it in hot water with censors.

One of the most iconic music videos that contributed to the controversy surrounding BET Uncut was Nelly's 'Tip Drill.' The video's erotic and explicit visuals were deemed too much for daytime television, leading to the program's eventual discontinuation.

Fast forward 15 years, and BET Uncut can now make its return in 2021 - albeit temporarily. In a tweet announcing the program's return, BET stated, 'We are bringing #BETUncut back temporarily all week long for Valentine's Day weekend. Completely uncensored conversations about any and anything you want!'

Fans of the program immediately jumped into the conversation on social media, reminiscing about old times and speculating about what this new iteration of BET Uncut will look like.

Some fans are excited to see the return of the program, while others are skeptical about its ability to replicate the success it had in the early 2000s. However, one thing is certain - the announcement has sparked a lot of nostalgia for the good old days of music videos and uncensored programming.

As we wait to see what this new iteration of BET Uncut will bring, fans can expect a limited-time run of the program starting Valentine's Day weekend. Will it be able to recapture the magic of its early years? Only time will tell.

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