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The first New Zealand MP, Shane Jones, is once again attacked at Air New Zealand. This time he has the beef with their new security video.
On Tuesday afternoon, he told Newshub that the video was "a lame attempt at entertainment."
"It's just culture, huh," he says.
The video in question presents the hunt for Wilderpeople's star, Julian Dennison, and revolves around a rap version of the air-show safety demonstration of the hit DMC Run, 1986, 'It &' # 39; s Tricky & # 39;
Apparently, Mr. Jones is not usually a hip-hop fan, claiming that the genre is "indecipherable to me".
He says that the new security video on the theme of rap "not only" trivializes security, "but is also a" juvenile mishmash, and that he is voiceless ".
Although he is clearly not a fan of the new video, he is even less fan of Air New Zealand as a whole. In March, Jones criticized the airline for canceling some regional routes.
He accused them of "turning their backs on the small town of New Zealand" – and when the Air New Zealand Board of Directors and General Manager objected to his remarks, he called for the resignation of the population.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern told Mr. Jones that his remarks were "a step away from it" – but from his recent tirade about a video on security, it seems not to be the only way to go about it. to have let go.
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