US EditionMegastars like Sabrina Carpenter loathe Trump - and that kills him
Sabrina Carpenter condemned ICE's use of her song in a deportation video, highlighting a wider celebrity backlash against Trump's administration over its policies and image.
- On Dec. 1, ICE posted a video montage set to Sabrina Carpenter's song `Juno`, prompting her to condemn it with `This video is evil and disgusting`, which gained over 88 million views on Dec. 2.
- Donald Trump, President, has repeatedly clashed over music with Aerosmith, REM, Neil Young, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Kenny Loggins, and faced halted use from Adele and Usher, while attacking Rihanna, Madonna, Meryl Streep, and Oprah Winfrey.
- Supporters advised pursuing copyright action, with one urging, `Sue him. 100% This is copyrighted work which is being used in a way that could affect your reputation and sales of your work`, after the White House issued a statement.
- Public condemnations from artists now pose cultural consequences for Donald Trump, President, as celebrities' refusals serve as his main contact with real-world perception, risking his cultural standing especially with younger female entertainers.
- Calls and criticism beyond Carpenter's case suggest Trump's long-standing desire for celebrity approval helps explain recurring conflicts with entertainers like Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, especially since last year.
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Trump White House Fires Back After Sabrina Carpenter Condemns ICE Montage
On Tuesday, pop star Sabrina Carpenter scolded the White House for using her song "Juno" in a video montage of ICE arrests. The post Trump White House Fires Back After Sabrina Carpenter Condemns ICE Montage appeared first on That Park Place.
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vosgesmatin.frSabrina Carpenter, Olivia Rodrigo and even Franklin the turtle... These North American icons have publicly opposed the use of their works by the White House. Since her inauguration, the Trump administration has multiplied hate posts on social networks, by reproducing pop songs, memes or images generated by IA, without the consent of the artists.
'Do Not Ever Involve Me': Sabrina Carpenter Torches Trump for Using Her Song, But It’s the White House’s Petty Jab That Sets Off a Firestorm
Pop star Sabrina Carpenter took a stand against Donald Trump, and now the Internet is spiraling over her response. On Dec. 1, the White House uploaded an
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News & RecordSabrina Carpenter condemns Trump use of song
WASHINGTON — Pop singer Sabrina Carpenter and the publisher of the beloved children's character Franklin the Turtle are disavowing the Trump administration's use of their music and imagery to support its agenda.
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