Tonex courts controversy with new album 'Oak Park: 92105'.
THE LATEST album from hit gospel artist Tonex is the first from a Christian-based
artist to carry a parental advisory notice. The album 'Oak Park:
92105' is the first release on Tonex's own Nureau Ink label and is a double
album featuring 24 songs based on the artist's experiences living on
the streets of San Diego, California. Tonex says the parental advisory notice is
not a result of "cussing" on a record but rather content that "might
be a little too deep for children."
I personally had the pleasure of meeting Tonex at a listening party in Memphis and I must say he had the most genuine spirit I encountered from a gospel artist in awhile. He was joking, laughing and VERY relatable to his fans. Now, I am a 100% Tonex fan-so my comments will favor him, always. Tonex understands this generation, his songs cut you in your soul because some of you are actually...lusting after that young woman/man sitting next to you in service. How many CHRISTIANS need a "parental advisory" sticker on their text messages? Videos? Ringtones? Outfits of Choice? Please!! He who is without Sin...