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Noah Kahan slams White House for using his song in promotional video

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Noah Kahan slams White House for using his song in promotional video
Irish News
Irish News25 mins ago
Noah Kahan slams White House for using his song in promotional video
The White House shared a post that featured images of President Donald Trump played to the song American Cars.
Evening Standard
Evening Standard25 mins ago
Noah Kahan slams White House for using his song in promotional video
The White House shared a post that featured images of President Donald Trump played to the song American Cars.
Deadline
Deadline6 hrs ago
Noah Kahan Calls Out Donald Trump’s Administration For Using “American Cars” Song In White House Social Media Post
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
Noah Kahan Slams Trump’s Use of His Song and Vows He’d “Never Approve”
The 29-year-old singer-songwriter commented on the president’s Instagram post to make his stance known.
Rolling Stone
Rolling Stone7 hrs ago
Noah Kahan Slams White House for Using His Song in Trump Promo Video
The administration used Kahan's "American Cars" to soundtrack photos of the president visiting General Motors’ flagship test site
Variety
Variety9 hrs ago
Noah Kahan Slams White House for Using Song in Social Media Post: ‘Would Never Approve’
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
CBC News
CBC News1 days ago
Katy Perry slams White House for using her music in violent TikTok video
The 41-year-old pop star criticized the Trump administration on social media over the weekend for using one of her songs in a TikTok video.
Fox News
Fox News2 days ago
Katy Perry blasts White House for using hit song 'Firework' she sold in $225M catalog deal
Katy Perry blasted the White House for using "Firework" in a TikTok video of military strikes without her permission after selling song in $225 million catalog deal.
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Guardian US
Guardian US2 days ago
Katy Perry ‘deeply appalled’ over White House using her song in Iran war video
Singer rebukes Trump administration after it uses her song Firework over footage of missile striking Iranian naval ship Pop star Katy Perry has condemned the Trump White House after it used her hit song Firework in a TikTok video showing US military strikes on Iranian targets, saying she never approved the use of her m
MSNBC
MSNBC2 days ago
Katy Perry slams White House for using her ‘Firework’ song in Iran war video
The pop star said she was “appalled” by the White House TikTok video, calling it a “complete violation.”
National Post
National Post2 days ago
Katy Perry slams White House for using ‘Firework’ in TikTok warning to Iran
'I did not approve this, I was not asked, and I absolutely do not condone it,' the popstar girlfriend to former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau wrote on X
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Philippine Daily Inquirer🏁 first to report3 days ago
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MANILA, Philippines — A broad front of journalists, academics, civil society groups, and professionals is forming to oppose proposed legislation on disinformation. They say that efforts to curb disinformation on social media could end up worsening the problem rather than solving it. On the weekend before President Ferd