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Pete Wentz: 'I'm not going to have a fight in the press'

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Pete Wentz has denied reports that he sent a cease and desist notice to Canadian band Neurosonic.

The band, who played a show at New York’s Knitting Factory last week, wrote a song entitled ‘So Many People’ in response to Wentz' rumoured girlfriend Jessica Simpson’s notorious ‘Saturday Night Live’ performance when the wrong backing track was played and she was proven to be lip-synching. Simpson ran offstage on live television.

"Pete Wentz has a cease and desist out against us," singer Jason Darr told the crowd in New York, prompting a gossip-piece in the New York Post’s Page Six column.

Wentz responded to the report on his blog where he says he has not even heard of the up-and-coming metallers.

“I have never heard of that band or ever sent a cease and desist in my life”, Wentz wrote. “Hope it works out for you.”

He went on to say: “I’m still not gonna have a fight in the press – its one thing I am really proud of myself for this year. If your songs are good then sleep easy and have fun playing them – just don’t attach me to them.”

--By our New York staff.
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cobbyshambles 

Nov 28, 2007

why does pete wentz always have to create a scene? sorry i meant arms race

tay7998 

Nov 29, 2007

I think that the canadian band just wants some attention. They know pete is pretty famous and want to ride on his coat tails! I believe pete when he says he's never even heard of this band... I haven't heard of them either.
If he did do a cease and desist (which might I add is rediculious) he would admit it ;) this is exactly what he means by its not a scene its an arms race!

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