Noah Kahan hits Trump over use of song in social post: ‘Would never approve’

Indie singer Noah Kahan slammed President Trump on Tuesday over the use of his song “American Cars” in a recent Instagram post by the White House. “Would never approve of my music being used in support of you or this administration,” Kahan said in the comments. “Made in America is BACK,” the White House captioned…

Noah Kahan and co-writer Noah Levine demanded the White House stop using "American Cars" after President Trump posted a General Motors facility video.

The singer adamantly took issue with the administration using "American Cars" in clip about Trump visit with autoworkers in Michigan.

The White House shared a post that featured images of President Donald Trump played to the song American Cars.

The White House shared a post that featured images of President Donald Trump played to the song American Cars.

Noah Kahan is putting the Donald Trump administration on blast after a social media post using his song was shared on the White House account. Trump visited General Motors this week, and the White House made a post using Kahan’s “American Cars,” but the songwriter says he didn’t approve of this. “Would never approve of

The 29-year-old singer-songwriter commented on the president’s Instagram post to make his stance known.

The administration used Kahan's "American Cars" to soundtrack photos of the president visiting General Motors’ flagship test site

Noah Kahan is the latest among musicians firing back against the White House for using their music on social media, responding to an Instagram post that utilized his song “American Cars.” The White House post from Monday featured images of President Donald Trump while visiting General Motors’ flagship test site in Mich

The pop star said she was “appalled” by the White House TikTok video, calling it a “complete violation.”

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