Ariana Grande fights White House over use of her music

    The singer condemns the barbaric guidelines for the actions of the administration to her song in a video on social media

    WASHINGTON, D.C. Pop celebrity Ariana Grande has publicly demanded that the Trump White House stop using her song and called the leadership’s moves to support the guidelines barbaric.

    The controversy began when the White House shared a video on social media of Grande delivering the song. The singer quickly responded asking management not to use her artwork to guide their agenda.

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    In a blunt response White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson said We call this a remaining time What is truly barbaric, inhumane, and horrific are the wily illegal extraterrestrials who injured and killed harmless American citizens.

Video muted comment removed

    After Grande responded to the put up the video is muted and her comment changed to deleted. Numerous users then pointed out at the bottom of the installation that Grande’s response disappeared and the audio silenced.