Radio station asks listeners to decide fate of "Baby It's Cold Outside"
<p>The radio station in San Francisco that banned the song "Baby It's Cold Outside" is letting listeners vote in a poll on the station’s website to decide the fate of the song.</p>
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Dec 10, 2018, 1:04 PM
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Updated 2,203 days ago
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The radio station in San Francisco that banned the song "Baby It's Cold Outside" is letting listeners vote in a poll on the station’s website to decide the fate of the song.
Many weren't happy when 96.5 KOIT decided last week to ban the song.
Stations across the country have been doing the same after debate over the 1944 song has been heating up.
While some may hear the song as playful, others hear something else.
The song was released 70 years ago, when societal norms were very different, but in the "Me Too" era, its cultural context has changed.
The results will be released today.
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