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Rihanna vs. Scheinherr: Prague Pulls Down Campaign Clip From Internet

Summary by Novinky.cz
"Scheinherr like a diamond," was the line from a pre-election clip from the Prague Sobě movement over the summer, and more specifically from its chairman and candidate for mayor of Prague, Adam Scheinherr. It was a fairly obvious reference to the 2012 hit Diamonds by Barbadian singer Rihanna. Prague Sobě reached a settlement with the publisher, which the court approved on Monday. It will withdraw the clip and will no longer use it.

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"Scheinherr like a diamond," was the line from a pre-election clip from the Prague Sobě movement over the summer, and more specifically from its chairman and candidate for mayor of Prague, Adam Scheinherr. It was a fairly obvious reference to the 2012 hit Diamonds by Barbadian singer Rihanna. Prague Sobě reached a settlement with the publisher, which the court approved on Monday. It will withdraw the clip and will no longer use it.

The elections are over, so the clip is actually useless. This is how you can summarize the dispute between the publishing houses that represent the singer Rihanna and the Prague party over whether the Prague political party misused her hit Diamonds in the election campaign in the capital. It has 2.6 billion views on YouTube worldwide...

In a dispute over the use of the song Diamonds by Barbadian singer Rihanna in a campaign video, Prague reached a settlement with the copyright holders. The Prague City Court approved it. The video clip has been removed from the YouTube platform, and the association will also remove it from other places on the Internet, Prague's legal representative František Vyskočil told reporters on Monday. The legal representative of the rights holders, Jana …

In a dispute over the use of the song Diamonds by Barbadian singer Rihanna in a campaign video, Prague has reached a settlement with representatives of the copyright holders of the work. The Prague City Court has approved it. The video clip has been removed from the YouTube platform, and the association will also remove it from other places on the Internet, František Vyskočil, Prague's legal representative, told reporters.

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Novinky.cz broke the news on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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