Fox News’ “The O’Reilly Factor” recently featured a segment on “rapper Akorn.” “You did some work on this guy Akorn, Ikorn. What corn is this guy, Icon?” O’Reilly sarcastically asked Syndicated Columnist Michelle Malkin. “He’s one of the most popular rappers in America right now,” Malkin replied while laughing at O’Reilly’s inaccuracy. “He’s always at the top of the Billboard Hot Rap Charts and the Pop Charts. He has been for the last year, practically.” Akon may not be the traditional R&B singer, but he’s no rapper.Malkin then bragged about helping get the crooner dropped from Verizon sponsorship. Ok, Akon does have the occasional gun reference and used to push amphetamines, but should his words be perceived as “very explicit lyrics and songs?” Not quite.