Singer-songwriter JMSN (Christian Berishaj) sends a cease-and-desist letter to the White House after his song “Love Me” appears in a promotional advertisement featuring Donald Trump. The letter argues JMSN never authorized the use of the track.
Multiple reports describe the dispute as tied to the ad’s funding source. Outlets say the spot is presented as government-funded and paid for with tax dollars rather than campaign funds. They also note the demand that the White House stop using the song, but details on specific legal claims and requested remedies are framed through the singer’s lawyer rather than any response from the administration.
While the coverage focuses on the cease-and-desist, it does not indicate any publicly stated plan by the White House to remove the music or contest the allegations. The reports broadly align on the core facts: the song’s inclusion in the Trump-related ad, the alleged lack of authorization, and the formal legal demand directed at the White House.
