J Balvin Issues Apology for Controversial 'Perra' Music Video

Activision has issued an apology after complaints were made over the "insensitive" use of the Quran in Call of Duty: Vanguard.

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Mastodon have apologized on behalf of member Brent Hinds after he made comments about metal band Disturbed that included an offensive slur.Hinds was a guest on Jamey Jasta’s podcast The Jasta Show earlier this week, where he talked about Mastodon opening for Disturbed at Mayhem Festival in 2008.When asked if Hinds had any bucket list tours left, he responded: “No, I did a lot of tours I didn’t want to do though, like Disturbed and all that Mayhem stupid bullshit. G** a** shit.

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Travellers returning from red list countries will no longer have to quarantine in hotels after the Scottish Government scrapped the list.

All countries which are still on the UK’s red list will be removed from 4am on Monday November 1, the Transport Secretary has announced.

The UK Government is set to scrap the red list and hotel quarantine measures due to a 'declining Covid threat from abroad', it has been reported.

Plans to scrap the red list completely could be revealed in the latest travel announcement, which is expected later today.

Vivienne Chow Controversial Malaysian singer-songwriter Namewee, who has been accused of insulting China and Chinese people with his recent viral hit ballad “Fragile,” and advocating independence for Hong Kong and Taiwan, says that those were not his intentions.

@JBALVIN apologizes for the video of "Perra" with #Tokischa. “My message has always been tolerance, love and integration,” he adds.

J Balvin has evidently thought better of his ill-conceived Perra music video — and we’re all frankly better off for it.

J Balvin has removed the music video for his latest single, ‘Perra’ with Tokischa, and apologised after it was condemned as racist and misogynist.Released last month, the video came under criticism for its portrayal of some Black women as dogs, including a scene where the Colombian rapper appears holding leashes around the necks of two women.

J Balvin has issued an apology following heavy criticism of his “Perra” music video.