Juno is a chart-topping song by Sabrina Carpenter. But recently it was used in the background of an official ICE raid video.
The musician is furious about it. “This video is evil and disgusting. Never involve me or my music in favor of your inhumane agenda,” she fires in the comments of the clip on X.
Sabrina is not the first singer whose music the White House used in its policy against illegal immigration. Her boyfriend, Taylor Swift, also faced a similar situation.
A video released in November depicted US President Donald Trump’s celebration, featuring the Grammy winner’s song The fate of Ophelia.
This includes Kenny Loggins, whose number Danger zone was used in a clip where the head of the United States dropped poop on No Kings protesters while flying in a jet plane.
“This is unauthorized use of my performance of ‘Danger Zone.’ No one asked me for my consent, which I would have refused, and I request that my inclusion in this video be deleted immediately,” he said.
“I can’t imagine why anyone would want their music to be used or associated with something that was created for the sole purpose of dividing us. Too many people are trying to drive us apart, and we have to find new ways to come together,” the artist added.
It’s worth noting that there is a pattern emerging in the current administration, which appears to be co-opting anti-Trump musicians to promote its policies.
