US EditionKesha Slams Trump After White House Uses Her Song in Pro-War Video
Kesha condemned the White House for using her 2011 song 'Blow' without consent to promote violence, with her response post reaching over 1 million views on social media.
- Kesha called President Trump a 'criminal predator' and condemned the White House's use of her song 'Blow' in a pro-war TikTok video.
- Kesha wrote, 'Don't let this distract us from the fact that criminal predator Donald Trump appears in the Files over a million times.'
- Other artists like Sabrina Carpenter and Olivia Rodrigo have also criticized the Trump administration for using their songs without permission.
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Kesha responds to White House mocking her outrage over “disgusting” use of song in military post: "Stop using my music, perverts"
Kesha has hit out at the White House after it mocked her outrage over a “disgusting” video soundtracked by one of her songs. READ MORE: Kesha – Period review: a classic combo of sass, sex and spirituality A recent clip on the official White House TikTok account uses the pop star’s 2011 single ‘Blow’ alongside footage of a military jet, which launches a missile to destroy what appears to be an enemy ship. The post is accompanied by the caption: …
The singer received a sarcastic response from the White House after insurging herself against the use of her song "Blow" in a promotional video of an American fighter plane.
The American president should not use music to promote violence and war, it says.
“This place is about to explode oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh,” the song goes in the video. According to the singer, “it is disgusting and inhumane to trivialize war.”
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