Katy Perry criticises White House for using her song in Iran strike video
All outlets reported that Katy Perry criticized the White House for using her song "Firework" in a video about military strikes in Iran. Samaa and Daily Times emphasized that the song was used without permission and highlighted the song’s intended message of hope and healing. Dunya News included Perry’s direct quote about the song’s original purpose. ARY News used a more direct headline, focusing on the act of "blasting" the White House.
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Katy Perry blasts White House over use of ‘Firework’ in military strike video
Katy Perry blasts White House over use of ‘Firework’ in military strike video
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Katy Perry upset at White House post on Iran strikes featuring her music
Katy Perry has slammed the White House over its use of her hit song ‘Fireworks’ in a video showing US military strikes in Iran. The White House’s official TikTok page posted a video on July 23 using the 2010 song as a backing track, using the lyrics “boom boom boom” over the visuals of military […]
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Katy Perry condemns Trump for using 'Firework' in Iran strike video
Katy Perry says the White House used her hit song Firework without permission in a video of military strikes on Iran, calling it a violation of the song's message.
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Katy Perry upset at White House post on Iran strikes featuring her music
I wrote this song to be an anthem of hope, healing, and inner strength for people going through their darkest personal moments.
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