Not for violence… Katy Perry gets angry after seeing the song Firework in the video of attacks on Iran, attacks Trump administration

Katy Perry On Trump Firework Song: Famous American singer and songwriter Katy Perry is furious at President Donald Trump and his administration. Katy Perry has expressed deep sadness and anger over the fact that her superhit song Firework has been used as background music in the video of the US military’s attacks on Iran.

Singer has made it clear in clear words that neither any permission was taken from her for this work nor does she support such violence.

How did the controversy start?

This whole matter heated up when a video was shared on the social media platform TikTok from an account associated with the White House. In this viral video, clips of American military attacks on Iran were shown and Katy Perry’s famous 2010 song ‘Firework’ was playing in the background. was ringing. As soon as the video went viral, Katy Perry gave a strong reaction to it and called it completely intolerable.

I did not allow it

Katy Perry said in her statement released on social media that I am extremely shocked and angry to see the use of Firework with footage of military attacks on the White House’s TikTok account. I did not give any approval for this, I was not even asked and I do not support any such thing.

The singer further explained that the purpose of his music is to connect and encourage people, and not to promote any war or military action.

Perry’s stand on Biden’s swearing-in

Katy Perry has always been an advocate of social and humanitarian values. It is important to remind that when Joe Biden took the oath of office in January 2021, Katy Perry performed the same song ‘Firework’ in front of the Lincoln Memorial; But gave a memorable performance.

He believes that his songs are meant to spread positivity. The Trump administration’s use of this song to depict acts of war runs completely contrary to the singer’s personal beliefs.

Ariana Grande had also expressed her opposition

This is not the first case of Hollywood artists’ songs being used without permission in political or military campaigns. Only last month, famous singer Ariana Grande had also opened a front against the Trump administration.

In fact, his song ‘Bye’ was used in a TikTok video that showed Immigration and Border Enforcement (ICE) officers detaining people. The caption of that video read ‘Bye-Bye’ The writing was taunting, which Ariana considered extremely objectionable.

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At present, there has been no official clarification from the US administration after this protest by Katy Perry. But this incident has once again fueled the debate on copyright and ideological differences between the entertainment world and politics.