Well can you blame them? Looks like Stipe was radicalized by ISIS.
Posted on 02/15/2019 7:11:28 PM PST by Drew68
Edited on 02/15/2019 7:43:46 PM PST by Jim Robinson. [history]
The publisher of rock band R.E.M.'s music asked Twitter to remove a satirical video clip containing one of the band's songs that President Donald Trump's account tweeted Friday, CNBC has learned.
A lawyer for Universal Music Publishing Group reached out to the president's preferred social media platform asking that the video be removed, said a source familiar with the situation, who asked to remain anonymous.
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See it on Hot Air
https://hotair.com/archives/2019/02/15/trump-posts-sotu-video-mocking-exasperated-dems/
That is funny.
The junior Senator from Utah (his name escapes me) looked like he had had a drink or two.
You mean Romney?
Yeah, now that you mention it, that is his name.
bkmk
Well can you blame them? Looks like Stipe was radicalized by ISIS.
So long as ASCAP or BMI gets paid, what do they care? Do they have any say in this matter?
I expect them to get butthurt, so what.
It was a riot.
Every cow farts..
They already took it down.
bump for later
fair use and parofy.
no licensing costs.
Yeah, he always was a whiny little sodomite! Liked their early stuff ‘til stipes became downright annoying
They removed this one.
THANK YOU!!! and as long as ASCAP was paid, screw-em!!!
Rear Entry Men.
Got a kick out of the time when the late Harold Camping’s radio stations were sold off.He had predicted rolling earthquakes and the Rapture...more than once. One company bought his Philly station and changed it to talk shows like Rush.
Just before that started, they ran a loop of REM’s “The End of the World”. “That’s great it starts with an earthquake...”
The youtube link works though
it’s gone!!!
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