KeshaPresident Donald Trump has repeatedly used popular music at rallies, events and on social media to promote his political ...

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The White House brushes off Kesha's demands to stop using her music in TikTok videos, with officials mocking the pop star's outrage over military content.

A White House spokesperson has thanked the pop singer Kesha for her public condemnation of the government using her song in a ...

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"It's come to my attention that The White House has used one of my songs on TikTok to incite violence and threaten war.

Kesha blasted the White House for using her song “Blow” in a TikTok video depicting military strikes, calling President Donald Trump a “criminal predator.” ...

A 2005 clip of Donald Trump singing at the Emmy Awards has resurfaced as he oversees a major U.S. military campaign against ...

Kesha is not the first artist to claim that Trump used their music for his political pursuits or promotional content without their consent.

Kesha condemned Donald Trump and called him a ‘criminal predator’ after her song ‘Blow’ was used in one of the White House’s pro-war TikTok videos ...

Kesha lambasted the White House on Monday for using 'Blow' in a TikTok video 'to incite violence and threaten war.' ...