State of the Union 2015

"Nick De Leon Show - Episode 2" redirects here. For other uses, see Nick De Leon Show - Episode 2 (disambiguation)
State of the Union 2015 is Season 2 - Episode 2 of the Nick De Leon Show, a news broadcast episode that was released on January 22, 2015. It was produced and distributed by it's former Frozen Disk Studios, now named NikeTube Studios.
==Summary==
A semi-truck is shown sliding and crashing on the New Jersey Turnpike. President Obama delivers his State of the Union Address. An Alabama man was cited for "eating while driving" outside Atlanta, Georgia. A Dover police officer's dash cam shows him lip-synching to Taylor Swift's "Shake it Off". A man in Oroville, California was scooped up by a garbage truck while looking for his wallet. Warm weather across the West Coast and the Midwest with some warnings. The New England Patriots are under fire after 11 of 12 game balls were allegedly found under-deflated. Kevin Durant is rumored to sign with the Washington Wizards in the 2016 NBA season.
==Episode==
thumb|center|480 px|Nick De Leon Show: Season 2 - Episode 2
== Copyright issue and United States ban ==
thumb|right|335 px|Nick De Leon speaks in regards to Season 2, Episode 2 of the Nick De Leon Show
This episode was banned in 124 countries, including its key demographic, the United States. In the original release of the episode, a 30 second copy of the song "Mr. Blue Sky" by the Electric Light Orchestra was used in between segments F#&ked up News and Snow Watch. Ridiculously, the episode was banned in the United States by request from Sony Music Entertainment. On January 23, 2015, both YouTube channels NikeTube Studios and nderadio96 re-released the episode without the song, leaving a description stating:
"Please don't mind the bad audio quality during Snow Watch, we had to remove a song that barred us from releasing this episode in the United States."
An announcement was made by Nick De Leon in regards to the ban in the United States and is intent to fix the episode. He also mentions that every future episode that has copyrighted (not Creative Commons) music will have it's time limit reduced from 30 seconds to about 10-15 seconds at the most.
==Gallery==
NikeTube Studios Letter.png|A letter from NikeTube Studios addressing Episode 2's ban in the United States
NDS Season 2 Episode 2 titlecard.png|Original episode 2 titlecard
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