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Rapper M.I.A has criticised large charity concerts such as Live Earth, claiming they are a waste of time.
The singer told Gigwise: "We wouldn't need that stuff if we built it into our daily living. Live Aid and all that stuff was good in the '80s. It's celebrities that I have a problem with. People should just help!"
The Arular star argues that the messages promoted by such gigs could be spread better by individual musicians.
"Like Bjork - I learnt that from her when I supported her recently. She just has a weird energy about her as a woman and she spread such positive vibes, there were birds singing and rainbows, we could even see a tornado happening!"
The singer told Gigwise: "We wouldn't need that stuff if we built it into our daily living. Live Aid and all that stuff was good in the '80s. It's celebrities that I have a problem with. People should just help!"
The Arular star argues that the messages promoted by such gigs could be spread better by individual musicians.
"Like Bjork - I learnt that from her when I supported her recently. She just has a weird energy about her as a woman and she spread such positive vibes, there were birds singing and rainbows, we could even see a tornado happening!"
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