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NEWS/HOME  EDITORIALS  ENTERTAINMENT  RESTAURANTS & DINING  NIGHTLIFE  MOVIES  BOOKS  MUSIC  EVENT CALENDAR  VALLARTA LIVING  PV REAL ESTATE  TRAVEL / OUTDOORS  HEALTH / BEAUTY  SPORTS  DAZED & CONFUSED  PHOTOGRAPHY  CLASSIFIEDS  READERS CORNER  BANDERAS NEWS TEAM Free Newsletter!			Entertainment  Click Track: M.I.A.'s 'Born Free' Video Sparks Debate NewsX May 05, 2010 Brit rapper M.I.A. unleashed her new video for "Born Free" last week - a hyper-violent mini-film directed by Romain Gavras. The song is from her forthcoming album, scheduled for release on June 29. Brit rapper/provocateur M.I.A. unleashed her new video for "Born Free" last week - a hyper-violent mini-film directed by Romain Gavras. The song is from her forthcoming album, scheduled for release on June 29. In the video, riot gear-clad goons swarm the streets of Los Angeles, rounding up young men with red hair and busing them to a remote internment camp. Then things get really, really bloody. YouTube yanked the video on Tuesday citing "gratuitous violence." As the debate raged on Twitter, Click Track's contributors pondered the following: Is "Born Free" a powerful political statement or just vapid sensationalism? Tell a Friend • Site Map • Print this Page • Email Us • Top

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