Amid many of the stories that were printed on the relief in Haiti, perhaps the most troubling one was about Fugees front man Wyclef Jean supposedly profiting off of his charity.

This morning he responded with a YouTube video to the allegations. This is a brilliant PR move (similar to Conan’s) that also gives more insight into the charity.  Check it out for yourself (click here if you can’t view):

What do you think of the move to respond on YouTube rather than to the media?

Thanks to C.C. Chapman for passing this along.

Amid many of the stories that were printed on the relief in Haiti, perhaps the most troubling one was about Fugees front man Wyclef Jean supposedly profiting off of his charity.

This morning he responded with a YouTube video to the allegations. This is a brilliant PR move (similar to Conan’s) that also gives more insight into the charity.  Check it out for yourself (click here if you can’t view):

What do you think of the move to respond on YouTube rather than to the media?

Thanks to C.C. Chapman for passing this along.

Amid many of the stories that were printed on the relief in Haiti, perhaps the most troubling one was about Fugees front man Wyclef Jean supposedly profiting off of his charity.

This morning he responded with a YouTube video to the allegations. This is a brilliant PR move (similar to Conan’s) that also gives more insight into the charity.  Check it out for yourself (click here if you can’t view):

What do you think of the move to respond on YouTube rather than to the media?

Thanks to C.C. Chapman for passing this along.

Amid many of the stories that were printed on the relief in Haiti, perhaps the most troubling one was about Fugees front man Wyclef Jean supposedly profiting off of his charity.

This morning he responded with a YouTube video to the allegations. This is a brilliant PR move (similar to Conan’s) that also gives more insight into the charity.  Check it out for yourself (click here if you can’t view):

What do you think of the move to respond on YouTube rather than to the media?

Thanks to C.C. Chapman for passing this along.