Pop band No
Doubt pulled the new music video for their second single "Looking
Hot" after debuting it yesterday afternoon.
The move comes
from a controversy about the video's use of Native American imagery. E! Online
reports that the "cowboys and Indians" theme caused an uproar from
people offended by the concept.
Thomas Dorame, a
22-year-old music major at Goldenwest College, said he is a member of the
Tongva tribe and did not find the video offensive.
"People
like to sensationalize things," he said, "good art is controversial.
I'm not offended by it. With art, anything's up for grabs."
Fred Lopez, a
20-year-old music major at Santa Ana College, said he was surprised by the
public's reaction.
"I didn't
expect people to get so offended by it, the video seemed harmless," he
said.
No Doubt performing "Looking Hot" on the Ellen Degeneres Show, video by TheEllenShow
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