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Eminem Lends El-Sayed 'Not Afraid' for Election Day Campaign Ad
The rapper’s 2010 hit underscores El-Sayed’s final campaign push as he urges Michigan voters to show what is possible.
- Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed released a campaign video featuring Eminem's 2010 hit 'Not Afraid' on Election Day, winning the race on Nov 4, confirmed by The Associated Press.
- Eminem's team denied direct contact with the campaign, clarifying that the music usage did not amount to a personal endorsement of El-Sayed.
- The 1-minute, 18-second ad paired campaign footage with lyrics from 'Not Afraid,' including visuals of President Donald Trump over the line 'all those who look down on me.'
- El-Sayed defeated Republican Mike Rogers in a close competition for the Senate seat vacated by Democrat Gary Peters, with victory confirmed on Nov 4.
- Recently collaborating with Kid Rock, an outspoken critic of El-Sayed, Eminem stated the partnership focused on friendship rather than choosing political sides.
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DETROIT — On Election Day, Abdul El-Sayed is "Not Afraid." The Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate debuted a new political ad on Election Day, Tuesday, which uses Eminem's 2010 single "Not Afraid" as its soundtrack. "Michigan. It's time. It's up…
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