Ariana Grande criticises the Trump campaign for using her song in a TikTok video with anti-trans messaging, highlighting ongoing music rights issues in political campaigns.
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Ariana Grande has demanded that Donald Trump's team stop using her music in TikTok videos, following a post that paired her song with statements on transgender issues and women's sports.
The TikTok post, which went up earlier Thursday, used the line 'Me and my truth we sit in silence' from Grande's 2024 single We Can't Be Friends (Wait for Your Love).
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