MTV is choosing not to air Paula Abdul's new music video, Dance Like There's No Tomorrow. It's probably because she is passed her prime and the song is garbage, too bad for Paula...Here's the article from MSNBC.
By Courtney Hazlett
The Scoop
updated 12:54 a.m. ET, Fri., Feb. 29, 2008
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Paula Abdul wasn’t off base when she revealed to those close to her that she was disappointed with the music video for “Dance Like There’s No Tomorrow.”
Despite the fact that fellow “American Idol” judge Randy Jackson pitched in to make the video a touch splashier, Abdul’s mostly recycled dance moves are less than inspiring, and it’s forced MTV to make a decision about airing the video — or not.
“There are currently no plans to play the video,” an MTV spokesperson told OK! magazine. Another music industry insider tells the magazine that not only is MTV not planning to air the video, but no one has even submitted the video to be consideration in the network’s play rotation.
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Paula Abdul’s video for "Dance Like There's No Tomorrow" was a bit of a disappointment for the "Idol" judge. In fact, a source says that the video was never even submitted to MTV. "You can't be rejected if you never formally campaign for it," the source points out.
1 comment:
you are a bit behind.. MTV has already responded to this and said that they havent banned her video at all, they just havent recieved it yet. she probably thinks nobody watches MTV anyway nowadays, so she wont even bother sending them her video.
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