For every David Lowery, there’s another artist who feels just as passionately about the other side. The following video comes from budding artist Jayme Gutierrez, whose song “D.I.Y. MySpam” reflects a pro-sharing, anti-industry, pro-DIY, and decidedly anti-copyright philosophy. In fact, it’s now being promoted at the top of the Pirate Bay, one of the most notorious anti-copyright hubs in the world.
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