Katy Perry Demands End to White House Use of 'Firework' in Military TikTok
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Katy Perry condemned the White House for using her 2010 hit “Firework” as the soundtrack for a TikTok video of military strikes, saying she did not approve it and does not condone it; she stressed that the song was meant to inspire hope and unity, not celebrate warfare, joining other artists who criticize unauthorized use of their music in political videos.
- Katy Perry Condemns Trump Administration’s Use of ‘Firework’ in Military Strikes Video Yahoo
- Katy Perry ‘appalled’ that White House used her song in video about bombing Iran The Washington Post
- Katy Perry blasts White House use of song on Iran strike TikTok: ‘Deeply appalled’ The Hill
- Katy Perry rails against Trump and White House for ‘celebrating warfare’ with unauthorized use of her song The Independent
- Katy Perry Decries White House Using ‘Firework’ in Iran War Post Bloomberg.com
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