Do not use my music, Ariana Grande tells White House

NEWS SUMMARY

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.

Full BriefOn request

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

Do not use my music, Ariana Grande tells White House

DAILY BRIEFING

Follow United States

Get a daily briefing with the most critical developments from every active conflict zone. Concise. Verified. Free.

Ukraine–RussiaIsrael–PalestineUnited StatesSudan / DarfurMyanmarEthiopia / TigrayLebanonVenezuelaIran

No spam. Unsubscribe anytime. Verified sources only.

This page aggregates and summarizes reporting from BBC US & Canada. The Conflict Pulse does not author original reporting. Read the original source for full coverage.

READ ORIGINAL

SHARE ON X WHATSAPP REDDIT

CONFLICT OVERVIEW

United States

Latest verified updates on U.S. military operations, foreign policy decisions, alliance pressure, sanctions, maritime security, and global power projection.

Active since May 2020

MORE REPORTING ON THIS REGION

Recent reporting from this region. These stories may cover different events.

left

US sends third aircraft carrier to Middle East amid stalemate in Iran war

The Guardian Middle East

Pentagon says it has formally completed withdrawal of US troops from Iraq

The Guardian Middle East

center

Despite praise and White House visits, Trump avoids endorsing Netanyahu

Al Jazeera

Chinese hackers impersonated AI experts to target US policy minds