Katy Perry hits out at White House for unauthorized use of song Firework
- Katy Perry criticised the White House for using her song “Firework” in a TikTok video depicting military strikes, stating it was an unauthorised use.
- Perry expressed deep anger, explaining that her song, intended as an anthem of hope and inner strength, was being used in a “complete violation” of its meaning to soundtrack destruction.
- She clarified that her music is for bringing people together, not for celebrating warfare or violence.
- Other artists, including Ariana Grande, SZA, and Sabrina Carpenter, have also condemned the White House for using their songs in videos promoting controversial policies.
- These artists reacted strongly to their music being used to soundtrack immigration arrests and deportation efforts, describing the actions as “barbaric,” “evil,” “and “rage-baiting”.
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