M.I.A. is at War with the NFL for That Super Bowl Middle Finger Moment
LatestIn February of 2012, a musical artist who once made the mistake of ending a relationship with Diplo and preventing the world from receiving the bounty that would be the world’s most rhythmic children did something inappropriate during a small sports show hosted by the National Football League. The National Football League, known as the NFL, then demanded one million and a half dollars from said musical artist, known as M.I.A., for this inappropriate act. But that pile of cash was only the beginning.
The Hollywood Reporter has the juicy tale behind M.I.A.’s “secret legal war” with the NFL over her choice to throw up her middle finger sad and alone in the world, without the support of its other fingers. And juicy it is! According to M.I.A.’s lawyer Howard King, M.I.A. has decided to do something totally out of character and take this “secret legal war” and air it out for the public to see. Says King:
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