(CNN) -- With the World Series on the line, radio stations in San Francisco aren't taking any chances.

Starting Tuesday the San Francisco Giants will face off against the Kansas City Royals in baseball's championship series, and two local radio stations decided they'd send a message.

"No offense, Lorde, but for the duration of the World Series, KFOG Radio will be a "Royals"-free zone," the radio station posted on it's Facebook page. "We're sure you understand."

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Lorde, the 17-year-old pop star from New Zealand, won a song of the year Grammy earlier this year for her No. 1 hit, "Royals."

KOIT said its ban was prompted by listener complaints.

"So @965KOIT banned the Lorde song Royals? That's awesome!" tweeted someone known as The Sassy PETIT.

But not everyone thinks the ban rules. Louis Vargas opined on KFOG's Facebook page that the ban will make no difference in the series outcome, calling the move absurd. Tony Last complained that the song doesn't actually have "anything to do with the opposing team."

Others commented that the lyrics actually seem to be anti-Royals.

"We'll never be royals," Lorde sings. "It ddn't run in our blood."

Still others, not caught up in the love affair, greeted the announcement with more of a shrug.

"Isn't that song so last year?" commented Jennifer Farr Hutchison on KFOG's Facebook page.

"Feel free to make that a permanent policy," wrote an apparent "Royals" hater.

The Kiwi sensation may be banned in the Bay Area, but in Kansas City they're letting her rule their airwaves.

Kansas City's 99.7 The Point put out a plans to play "Royals" at the top of every hour on the opening night of the World Series.

"A few angry San Franciscans who don't have a song called 'Giants' won't rain on our parade," the station's program director is quoted as saying.