A Canadian musician is getting tons of North American press because of a viral video on YouTube. As the story goes, last year, while on a United flight, the baggage carriers were throwing around his band's guitar cases and ended up breaking a guitar. United wouldn't pay for it, so he wrote a song and made a video...
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July 09, 2009
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