Ariana Grande criticizes the Trump administration after a White House TikTok video uses her 2024 song “Bye” as the soundtrack to footage showing ICE agents arresting and handcuffing people. Multiple outlets report that Grande comments on the post and urges the White House to stop using her music in connection with immigration enforcement. She describes the use as “barbaric, inhumane” and similar phrases, including “heinous nonsense,” according to the reports. The White House responds after her public remarks, though the specific details of the response vary by outlet. Deadline and other sources also connect the video to the administration’s immigration policy messaging, including references to Secure America Act funding for ICE and Border Patrol. Daily Mail reports that Grande’s team was seeking removal of the track and that the song appeared to be taken down after she requested it. Overall, the dispute centers on whether the White House is using Grande’s music in a way she does not authorize, alongside broader criticism of how immigration enforcement is portrayed in the video.
Ariana Grande tells White House to stop using her song in ICE-related TikTok
Ariana Grande criticizes the Trump administration after a White House TikTok video uses her 2024 song “Bye” as the soundtrack to footage showing ICE agents arresting and handcuffing people. Multiple o...
- A White House TikTok video uses Ariana Grande’s 2024 song “Bye” as background music.
- The video includes footage of federal agents, described in reports as ICE agents arresting and handcuffing people.
- Grande publicly comments on the TikTok and asks the White House to stop using her music in relation to immigration enforcement.
- Multiple sources describe Grande’s reaction using terms such as “barbaric” and “inhumane,” and include “heinous nonsense” in some accounts.
- Reports indicate the track was removed or altered after Grande’s request, and the White House responds to her criticism.
The White House is clapping back after Ariana Grande commented on a TikTok telling the administration not to use her music as the soundtrack in immigration enforcement promo videos.
11 hours agoThe White House hit back at Ariana Grande after the singer slammed the Trump administration for using her song in an ICE arrests TikTok video.
12 hours agoGrande's team had been seeking for the music to be taken off the clip, as the song appeared to be removed after she issued her request.
13 hours agoAriana Grande made the comment after a White House TikTok video promoting its immigration policy used her 2024 song 'Bye' as the soundtrack to footage of federal agents making arrests.
13 hours agoThe singer slammed the Trump administration after it used her music in a TikTok video of federal agents arresting and handcuffing people
13 hours agoAdd Ariana Grande to the list of artists who will never collab with Donald Trump on a TikTok video. The 3x Grammy winner recently slammed the White House for using her 2024 song ‘Bye’ in a video promoting the Trump-signed Secure America Act, which would fund ICE and Border Patrol. “Please do not ever use […]
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