Taylor Swift songs removed from Trump and White House’s social media posts

Rage-baiting efforts of Trump accounts silenced after posts such as a video linking her Red album to Republicans Some of Taylor Swift’s songs have been removed from videos posted on social media by Donald Trump’s campaign and the White House, silencing efforts to mock the pop star. A video posted 3 August featuring the

Some Taylor Swift songs have been removed from social media videos posted by U.S. President Donald Trump's campaign and the White House, which has used two of the American superstar's recordings over the past week.

Despite their long-running feud with the pop superstar, the Trump White House and campaign had used several Swift tracks in TikTok videos, before they abruptly disappeared from the president's social media posts.

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The complaint was filed by Amit Chimnani, a spokesperson of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party

Swift has not spoken recently about Trump, although she endorsed his Democratic rival, then-Vice President Kamala Harris, in 2024.

Some Taylor Swift songs have been removed from social media videos posted by Donald Trump's campaign team.

Taylor Swift songs removed from White House, Trump campaign posts  reuters.com

Taylor Swift songs removed from several White House TikTok videos  USA Today

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Trump's TikTok team posted another video using Swift's song Red from her 2012 album of the same name.

A White House TikTok featuring “The Fate of Ophelia” has also been removed.

Matt Winkelmeyer / Getty Images for The Recording A Taylor Swift fans have rejoiced after the artist blocked Donald Trump from using her music in a TikTok. The “Team Trump” account posted a clip of the president and First Lady Melania set to the song “August” from Swift’s 2020 album “Folklore” on Monday. The awkward cl

The White House Tik Tok account seemed to have drawn a short-lived retreat in its trolling of superstar Taylor Swift (who, if you need reminding, Donald Trump “hates”). A TikTok video posted to the White House account earlier this week depicted the president and First Lady Melania Trump from behind as they watched a fi

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A TikTok video that included Taylor Swift’s song “August” posted to the account for Donald Trump’s campaign four days ago has now had the sound removed. The caption on the TikTok video reads, “I’m sure @Taylor Swift is going to be super excited we used her song! #taylorswift #maga #august.” The video shows Donald and…

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