Rap artist rapped
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Paris Saint-Germain has threatened rap artist M.I.A. with legal action if the singer does not stop using the French club’s image in a video clip for her song “Borders”. In the video describing the ordeal of refugees, the British musician is seen wearing a PSG shirt emblazoned with the club’s logo and its main sponsor, whose slogan has been changed to “Fly Pirates”. On her Twitter account, M.I.A. published a letter written by PSG deputy CEO Jean-Claude Blanc to her label Universal Music last month asking “to cease the broadcasting” of images showing the PSG jersey and to refrain from using the club’s image.
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