Pop singer Zara Larsson criticizes the White House after it uses one of her songs in a video showing immigration officers detaining people on the street. In public comments, she calls the White House “losers” and expresses anger at the use of her music.
Larsson’s statements focus on the issue of how her work is being used in content related to immigration enforcement. The outlets describe her reaction as a direct condemnation, framing her response as a protest of the video’s association with her song. Neither outlet indicates that the White House has issued a response to her criticism in the material provided.
The coverage centers on Larsson’s language and the immediate cause—use of her track in the White House video—while differing mainly in wording and emphasis. The overall account is consistent across sources: Larsson objects to the association between her music and deportation-related imagery.
