Yeah, pretty mysoginist. But, you know, Pitbull. Mr. Worldwide developed the video under contract with Visit Florida, which is part of the Florida government, and now legislators are mad that he made a sexist video on the state's dime, the Miami Herald writes.Florida House Speaker Richard Corcoran filed suit against Mr. 305's production company to find out just how much Pitbull made on the deal, but Pitbull wasn't going to budge. Corcoran is reportedly willing to go so far as to pull funding from Visit Florida entirely over Pitbull's refusal to post the contract.“I’m not against people having bold ideas and executing on those,” state Sen. Jeff Brandes, a St. Petersburg Republican that chairs the commitee responsible for the state's tourism budget, told the Herald. “But I want to make sure that at the end of the day that it reflects the values of the state of Florida. That’s the major concern here.”Governor Rick Scott, who occasionally gets berated in Starbucks , also weighed in.