Trump angers Katy Perry and inexplicably calls LeBron James a 'racist'
Trump renewed attacks on Bruce Springsteen and LeBron James, while Katy Perry condemned the White House for using her song over strike footage.
- On Friday, President Trump criticized Bruce Springsteen's appearance during the White House Correspondents' Dinner and labeled NBA star LeBron James a "racist" in his remarks.
- Trump's jabs at Springsteen follow years of long-running animosity, with the president recently complaining about the rocker's show and jokingly renaming his tour "Bored in the USA."
- James, who previously campaigned for Democrats Hillary Clinton, President Joe Biden, and Kamala Harris, recently announced a move to Philadelphia aiming to secure a fifth NBA title.
- Katy Perry denounced the White House for using her song "Firework" in a TikTok video featuring military strikes, stating she was "deeply appalled and angry" by the unauthorized usage.
- Perry emphasized her music was meant as an "anthem of hope," criticizing the administration's decision to weaponize a song about self-worth to soundtrack violence as a "complete violation.
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