Music Nov 15, 2007 at 4:00 am

M.I.A.'s Radical Rump Shaking

The International Indie-Pop Icon Is Impossible to Parse, But It's Fun to Try

Eric Grandy
John Lang
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Hi im like m.i.a`s biggest fan but i guess you hear that alot.I think there no problem with m.i.a the muisc indusrty isnt ready for her and also the listners!. she should come back after looking after her baby and focus more on making her fans now happy.

Ladah`s HOmes.
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