Singer-songwriter Noah Kahan says the Trump administration used his song “American Cars” in a White House social media post without authorization. Multiple outlets report that President Donald Trump visited General Motors’ facilities in Michigan, and the White House shared promotional footage tied to the trip. The clip is described as using Kahan’s track “American Cars” as background music. Kahan and co-writer Noah Levine publicly criticize the use, saying they would not approve of their music being used to support the administration. Several reports cite Kahan’s statement that he “would never approve” of the song being used in support of Trump or the administration. Coverage also notes a growing pattern of artists publicly objecting to the White House using their work. Fox News additionally reports that after Kahan complained, the White House responded with a mocking comment, while other outlets focus on the singer’s demand to stop using the song. The core points across sources are the GM-related post, the use of “American Cars,” and Kahan’s expressed lack of permission and objection.