Alicia Keys' Indonesian concert just slapped on the patch.
Philip Morris International, the original sponsor of the Grammy winner's gig in Jakarta tonight, pulled down all its promotional billboards and posters after the singer radius out against the tobacco plant company's sponsorship of her show.
Keys was clued in to the company's aggressive sponsorship�featuring the logo and slogans for the brand's A Mild cigarettes�by the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids.
The antismoking group fired off an open letter to the R&B star last week, calling on her to "put the health of Indonesia's children
