Dec 14, 2016 It even quotes the New Zealand Herald. New Zealand and Australia aren't the same countries you bloody idiots. But to be fair no one gives a f--- about NZ. Eminem Taking On Australia’s National Party Politicians Over His Hit “Lose Yourself” (AllHipHop News) Detroit rap star Eminem is gearing up to do battle with the National Party in Australia. Eminem filed a lawsuit against the National Party in 2014, claiming the political organization used his song “Lose Yourself” in a political ad without permission. The rap star and his publishing company, 8 Mile Style, are pissed that the National Party used “Lose Yourself,” for their ad campaign in the 2014 election in the country, but never sought out his permission. The National Party has denied that they infringed on Em’s copyrighted work. Instead, they claimed they hired a local production company who created the original music, which was also used by other customers without complaints. Nevertheless, the High Court at Wellington held a conference call between 8 Mile Style and the National Party earlier this week to try and reach a resolution over the copyright infringement claims. National Party leader/Australian Prime Minister Bill English said he was unable to comment on the progress of the talks, due to the pending court date. “This is a matter for the courts,” Bill English told the New Zealand Herald. “I don’t have any comment to make on it. I’ve had no contact with anyone related to the court case.” The trial is slated to begin in May of 2017. It even quotes the New Zealand Herald. New Zealand and Australia aren't the same countries you bloody idiots.
Dec 14, 2016 @Coco @BuffaloBoy V The World , Eminem gonna sue your s--- country, go smack kangaroos fa----s when they fight your pets Austuralia is done, except Tazmania, cuz of the respect to my homie also kys
Dec 14, 2016 What's the point of being rich if not everyone else is extremely poor? I'm with em on this
Dec 14, 2016 Doubt it was Eminem himself honestly if he doesn't care about money like he says Paul or someone else at the label who wants a bigger paycheque
