Summary
Neil Young, a singer and political activist, is giving people in Greenland free access to his online music archives for a year. He hopes this will help reduce stress and threats related to President Trump's interest in Greenland. President Trump has mentioned wanting to discuss Greenland's status but says he won't use force.
Key Facts
- Neil Young offers Greenlanders a year's free access to his music archives.
- President Donald Trump expressed interest in Greenland due to national security concerns.
- Trump has stated he seeks negotiations with Greenland and will not use force.
- Young has criticized President Trump and has protested against his policies.
- Access to Young's archives typically costs around $25, depending on the package.
- Young's offer requires a Greenland registered mobile number for access verification.
- In 2020, Young tried to stop Trump from using his music in campaign rallies.
- Young has previously criticized Spotify for hosting content he disagrees with.
