Do not use my music, Ariana Grande tells White House

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Pop star Ariana Grande asked the White House on Monday not to use her music after it featured her 2024 song 'Bye' in a TikTok video promoting immigration policies. The White House spokesperson responded by calling the actions of undocumented immigrants 'barbaric, inhumane, and heinous,' after which the video was muted and Grande's comment removed.

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Grande called a White House video using her song Bye "heinous nonsense", joining multiple artists demanding Trump's team not use their music.

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