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Ariana Grande Slams Trump For Using Her Song In Anti-Trans TikTok: “Your Truth Is False”

Ariana Grande's public feud with Donald Trump escalates over unauthorized use of her music in a controversial TikTok video.

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Source diversity sample: TMZ · Geo News · Yahoo · Variety · Deadline.

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Questions people are asking

What song did the Trump administration use without permission?

The Trump administration used Ariana Grande's song 'We Can’t Be Friends' without her permission.

What was the content of the TikTok video?

The TikTok video promoted anti-transgender policies.

How has Ariana Grande responded to the unauthorized use of her music?

Ariana Grande publicly criticized the Trump administration, stating 'Your Truth Is False'.

What happened

Ariana Grande has criticized the Trump administration for using her song 'We Can’t Be Friends' in an anti-trans TikTok video. The song was used without Grande's permission, sparking a public rebuke from the singer. Grande's statement, 'Your Truth Is False,' underscores her opposition to the video's message.

The dispute centers on the unauthorized use of Grande's music. The Trump administration's TikTok video, which promotes anti-transgender policies, has drawn significant backlash. Grande's response has been covered by major outlets, including TMZ, Geo News, Yahoo, Variety, and Deadline.

The controversy highlights the ongoing tension between artists and political figures over the use of music in political messaging. Grande's stance against the Trump administration's policies adds to the broader debate on artistic control and political expression. The Trump administration has not yet responded to Grande's criticism.

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