Kesha Blasts White House for Using ‘Blow’ to ‘Incite Violence and Threaten War’ in TikTok Clip

“Trying to make light of war is disgusting and inhumane,” the singer writes

3 Mar, 00:42 — 3 Mar, 00:59

Why this matters

This story highlights the recurring conflict between musical artists and political entities over the unauthorized use of copyrighted music for political messaging. It underscores artists' concerns about their work being used to promote agendas they disagree with, especially when it involves sensitive topics like war and international relations. The incident also raises questions about the ethical use of social media by government bodies and the respect for artistic intent.

Key entitiesKesha White House Trump administration TikTok Iran

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varietyMostly Factual159d ago

Kesha Blasts White House for Using Her Song ‘Blow’ in Video That ‘Makes Light of War’: ‘Disgusting and Inhumane’

Kesha has joined the growing list of musicians who have spoken out against the Trump administration and the White House for using their songs on social media after a video featuring her hit “Blow” was posted last month. The clip, posted on February 10, shows a fighter jet shooting a missile at a naval ship […]

By Steven J. Horowitz

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hindustan-timesMostly Factual159d ago

‘Disgusting and inhumane’: Kesha accuses Trump admin of using her song in Iran post to ‘incite violence’

Kesha blasted the Trump administration and the White House for the unauthorized use of her song on TikTok “to incite violence and threaten war.”

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rolling-stoneMostly Factual159d ago