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iTunes Appears to Reverse Ban on Chart Topping Song Linked to One Nation Film

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A poster of One Nation’s “A Super Progressive Movie.” Courtesy of One NationApple iTunes appears to have backtracked on a decision to ban the Holly Valance song “Kiss Kiss my [expletive],” a tongue-in-cheek track released in conjunction with One Nation’s A Super Progressive Movie.The conservative-leaning minor party questioned why the track had seemingly been banned from iTunes after reaching number one on the charts, while songs by convicted criminals like Sean Combs (better known as P. Diddy) were still available.

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