AACPS investigating explicit music video filmed inside Arundel High School

GAMBRILLS, Md. (CITC) — An explicit music video filmed inside Arundel High School last month has sparked an investigation byAnne Arundel County Public Schools.

The music video, titled "Wanna Be Remix," was posted to YouTube by the account "Rogue Boys" on April 25. The video, which has received 19,000 views as of Thursday afternoon, opens with a "disclaimer" ensuring "no one was hurt in the making of this video and everything was for educational purposes." Two male individuals are then seen entering a classroom filled with several other young people, including multiple scantily dressed females. One of the females is seen using a vape at a desk.

"Won't bring her no names, but she's speaking on mine, know I'm one of a kind, I throw d--- in your hole," one of the male individuals raps.

"46 b------, we f--- in the White House, let me whip my d--- out, Imma s--- the b---- out," a second male adds.

At one point in the video, multiple people leave the classroom and move to the school's hallway. Some individuals can then be seen twerking and grinding on each other.

"I feel so good, come over here and hold this wood, f------ on b------, n----- wish they could," a male raps.

The video closes with multiple individuals engaging in a faux physical fight as one male displays a stack of dollar bills, rapping "I'm trying to f--- on you, you, you and probably your friend."

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Anne Arundel County Public Schools Chief Communications Officer Bob Mosier told Crisis in the Classroom (CITC) Thursday the district is "aware of the video, which appears to have been recorded inside [Arundel High School]" and is investigating the matter. He noted no current students have been identified in the video "at this time."

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Multiple commenters on the music video have alleged principal Gina Davenport is being "forced to step down" due to the video. When asked to confirm the allegations, Davenport directed CITC to Mosier, who said "principal moves between schools occur annually, most often in the spring." He noted the appointment of a new Arundel High School principal was presented to the Anne Arundel County Public Schools Board of Education on May 1.

"Her appointment, which takes effect on June 26, is not connected in any way to the video issue," Mosier told CITC. "Mrs. Davenport’s next appointment has not yet been determined."

CITC reached out to a social media account for Rogue Boys for comment, but has not received a response. This story will be updated if a response is received.

Have something for the Crisis in the Classroom team to investigate? Call or text the national tip line at 202-417-7273.