Kim Gordon Updates ‘Bye Bye’ With Terms ‘Canceled’ by President Trump: ‘Mental Health, Electric Vehicle, Gulf of Mexico…’
- Kim Gordon released 'Bye Bye 25!' on June 13, 2025, a reworked protest song using words banned by President Trump from her 2024 album The Collective.
- She created the song in response to the Trump administration’s attempt since January 2025 to erase over 350 cultural terms from government records and research proposals.
- The track includes words such as "mental health," "climate change," "female," and "immigrants" and features a video styled after Bob Dylan’s cue card performance.
- In a June 2025 video chat, Gordon observed that many people remain largely shocked and uncertain about how to respond, highlighting the prevailing political uncertainty.
- 'Bye Bye 25!' precedes nationwide "No Kings" protests on June 14, 2025, with proceeds donated to Noise for Now, a reproductive rights nonprofit.
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Kim Gordon Updates ‘Bye Bye’ With Terms ‘Canceled’ by President Trump: ‘Mental Health, Electric Vehicle, Gulf of Mexico…’
Kim Gordon unveiled a new version of her 2024 single”Bye Bye” on Friday (June 13) aimed squarely at the right-wing culture wars created by President Donald Trump. Rechristened “Bye Bye 25!,” the protest song now features the Sonic Youth alum listing off a litany of cultural terms the Trump administration has not only gotten worked up over, but attempted to erase from official government records altogether since returning to office in January. …
Track: ‘BYE BYE 25!’: Kim Gordon Fights Back With Fierce Political Remix
Kim Gordon isn’t done fighting. This week, the Sonic Youth legend released ‘BYE BYE 25!’, a searing rework of ‘BYE BYE’ from her GRAMMY-nominated second solo album The Collective. But this isn’t just a remix — it’s a call to arms. All proceeds from ‘BYE BYE 25!’ and its accompanying t-shirt are headed to NOISE FOR NOW, a nonprofit supporting reproductive rights. The track doubles down on Gordon’s signature icy, spoken-word delivery — this time …
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