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Eminem, the iconic American rapper, has urged Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy to stop using his music in his campaign. Through association with BMI, a music rights management
Eminem, the iconic American rapper, has urged Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy to stop using his music in his campaign.
Through association with BMI, a music rights management service, Eminem demands that the license allowing Ramaswamy’s campaign to use his music for political purposes be revoked.
In a letter dated 23 August received by a British newspaper daily mailit is detailed Marshall B. Mathers III, better known as Eminem, objected to the use of his music in Vivek Ramaswami’s campaign. The letter emphasizes that this message acts as immediate exit notice Eminem’s artwork from the BMI deal.
Here is an excerpt of Vivek Ramaswami rapping on Eminem’s “Lose Yourself”. pic.twitter.com/xkffnbqHgy
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The conflict arose after the Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswami38 years old, will attract attention when interpreting Eminem’s hit “Lose Yourself”during an event at the Iowa State Fair earlier this month.
The use of music for political purposes has been a subject of controversy, with well-known musicians expressing their disagreement on the matter.
In 2020 Rolling Stones joined BMI, calling on the former president’s campaign to Donald Trump stop using his song “You can’t always get what you want” at your rallies.
License bells it usually allows a wide variety of musical works to be used, but composers and publishers can object and veto its use.
According to Reuters
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