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Ben Stiller Speak out against the White House’s use of a video tropical thunder in their latest social media posts following the attack on Iran.
“Hey White House, please delete tropical thunder Edit,” the 60-year-old actor wrote byX Friday, March 6th. “We never gave you permission and have no interest in being part of your propaganda machine. War is not a movie.”
On Thursday, March 5, the official White House X account posted a clip featuring Stiller’s satirical film about the Vietnam War, which also stars jack black and Robert Downey Jr.. This post is a montage of other war moments from the film and includes content from Braveheart, Top Gun, Superman, Transformers, Iron Man 2, Star Wars: The Last Jedi etc.
“Justice the American way. 🇺🇸🔥,” the caption read.
Kesha called President Donald Trump a “criminal predator” and condemned the White House for using her song “Blow” in a pro-war TikTok video. “It came to my attention that the White House used one of my songs on TikTok to incite violence and threaten war (prior to the Iran conflict),” Kesha, 39, wrote (…)
Over the weekend, President Donald Trump and the White House confirmed that the U.S. Launch air strikes About Iran killing the country’s leader Ali Khamenei. Khamenei is 86 years old. Trump, 79, called Khamenei “one of the most evil men in history” in a statement shared on social media on Saturday, February 28.
“This is justice not only for the Iranian people, but for all great Americans,” he said at the time.
The next day, the White House provided an update on the conflict, which Trump called an “epic act of rage.”
On Sunday, March 1, the White House stated via
President Donald Trump’s White House is not backing down after singer Sabrina Carpenter criticized the administration for using her songs to promote its efforts to forcibly deport undocumented immigrants. “PSA: If you are an illegal criminal, you will be arrested and deported,” the official White House X account posted on Friday, December 5, (…)
Stiller is not the only figure in Hollywood asking the Trump administration not to use his intellectual property. Earlier this week, Kesha blasted the White House for using her song “Blow” in a pro-war 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),” the 39-year-old singer wrote via her Instagram Story on Monday, March 2. “Trying to downplay war is disgusting and inhumane. I absolutely do not approve of my music being used to promote violence of any kind.”
Sabrina Carpenter Previously, the White House was also asked to not using her song ‘Juno’ in video used by government for controversial ICE raids.
