Ariana Grande Once again keeping distance from the President donald trump.
Grande, 33, immediately clapped back at the Trump administration after sharing a post on her TikTok account Video on Thursday, August 20 using one of his songs.
“Me and my truth we sit in silence…” the Team Trump account wrote on a video of the president, referencing lyrics from Grande’s 2024 song “We Can’t Be Friends.”
The onscreen text continued, “Men cannot have children and should never compete in women’s sports.”
Taylor Swift appears to have removed her music from several TikTok videos posted by President Donald Trump’s social media team. On Wednesday, August 12, the White House used Swift’s 2021 track “I Bet You Think About Me” over footage of Trump, 80, speaking to supporters. A caption referenced the song’s lyrics, with the White House writing, […]
“This shouldn’t be controversial! #Trump #ArianaGrande #MAGA,” the caption said.
This post was set to the tune of “We Can’t Be Friends” but has since been removed. (“This sound is not available,” the post now reads.)
Grande commented on the post, “Don’t ever use my music again. Also, your truth is false.”
Grande previously attacked the White House in June for using her song “Bye” in a video promoting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Katy Perry is criticizing President Donald Trump’s administration after the White House’s official TikTok account featured her hit song “Firework” in a video highlighting ongoing US military strikes in Iran. “I am horrified and angry to see ‘Firework’ used on the @Whitehouse TikTok account as the backing track to video footage of military attacks.” […]
The White House captioned the video, “Goodbye 👋 President Trump delivers the most secure border in history.”
“Please never use my music in connection with this barbaric, inhumane, heinous bullshit. Fuck Ice,” Grande commented on the post, and the audio was later removed.
in a statement to We At the time, White House spokesman abigail jackson Said, “We will say it one last time: What truly barbaric, inhumane and heinous criminals are illegal aliens who injured and murdered innocent American citizens.”
Grande previously clashed with Trump’s White House in September 2025 when she re-shared the influencer Matt Bernstein‘S instagram post Calling people to support the current President in the 2024 election.
Kesha has called President Donald Trump a “criminal predator” and condemned the White House’s use of her song “Blow” in a pro-war TikTok video. “It has come to my attention that the White House has used one of my songs on TikTok to incite violence and threaten war [prior to the Iran conflict]39-year-old Kesha wrote […]
“It’s been 250 days,” the post began. “Now that immigrants have been violently separated from their families and communities have been destroyed, now that trans people are blamed for almost everything and living in fear, now that freedom of speech for all of us is at the brink of collapse – has your life gotten better?”
The post continued, “Have your groceries gotten cheaper? Have your health insurance premiums gone down? Has your work/life balance improved? Can you still take a vacation? Are you happier? Has the widespread suffering of others paid off for you the way they promised, or are you still waiting?”
At the time, White House spokesman Kush Desai took aim at Grande in a statement to multiple outlets.
“Save your tears, Ariana, because President Trump’s actions have ended Joe BidenThere is an inflation crisis and they are bringing in trillions of new investments,” Desai said. ”He also magically signed an executive order that paved the way for the FTC to take action against Ticketmaster for harassing fans going to Ariana Grande’s concerts. Get well soon, Ariana!”