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Kesha Called the President Donald Trump a “criminal predator” and denounced 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, via her Instagram story Monday, March 2nd. “Trying to downplay war is disgusting and inhumane. I absolutely do not approve of my music being used to promote violence of any kind.”
Her response came three weeks after the White House released the news. A TikTok video full of fighting atmosphere Set to her 2011 hit. In the video, Kesha sings over footage of real fighter jets dropping bombs on an aircraft carrier: “Tonight, we’re gonna take names/Cause we ain’t gonna mess/This place’s gonna blow up.”
“Love always trumps hate. In times like these, please love yourself and each other,” Kesha wrote on Monday. “This blatant disregard for human life and, frankly, this attack on all of our nervous systems is contrary to what I stand for.”
Kesha condemns Donald Trump’s White House.
Photo courtesy of Instagram/KeshaThe two-time Grammy nominee criticized Trump in his parting remarks, mentioning his appearance in the Epstein dossier.
“Don’t let this distract from the fact that criminal predator Donald Trump appears in the dossier over a million times,” she concluded.
White House Communications Director, Zhang Zhiweireply to Keisha Tweet: “All these ‘singers’ keep falling for it. It just makes our videos get more attention and more views because people want to see what they are complaining about. Thank you for bringing this to your attention.”
“Kesha’s quotes are like Popeye’s spinach to this team. Memes? They will continue. Winning? So will the wins,” White House deputy communications director, Kellan Dole, additional.
Trump is mentioned in numerous documents and appears in photos of deceased sex offenders released by Justice Department Jeffrey Epsteinmanor. (Epstein committed suicide in August 2019 at the age of 66 after being arrested on federal sex trafficking charges.)
A photo released by House Democrats in December 2025 Trump poses with five women Their faces were edited, while another showed a bowl of Trump-themed condoms. (The Justice Department did not provide background information on when or where the photos were taken.)
At that time, the White House spokesman Abigail Jackson Tell us House Democrats “selectively released selected photos that were randomly edited in an attempt to create a false narrative.”
The White House Press Secretary’s 2025 Spotify Wrapped features artists many consider unlikely. On Wednesday, December 3, Karoline Leavitt shared her top five most popular artists of the year, including Taylor Swift, despite her boss, President Donald Trump, previously publicly attacking the artist. Swift, 35, joins (…)
“The Democratic hoax against President Trump has been exposed multiple times, and the Trump administration has done more for Epstein’s victims than Democrats have ever done before, repeatedly calling for transparency, releasing thousands of pages of documents and calling for further investigations of Epstein’s Democratic friends,” Jackson told reporters. us December 2025. “The media should stop repeating Democratic talking points and start asking Democrats why they want to be around Epstein after he was convicted.”
Meanwhile, Kesha joins a growing list of artists who have clashed with the Trump White House over the theft of their music without permission. December 2025, Sabrina Carpenter Calls government actions ‘evil’ They included her song “Juno” in a social video promoting the deportation efforts of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials.
“This video is evil and disgusting,” Carpenter, 26, wrote on Twitter at the time. “Don’t ever involve me or my music in your inhumane agenda.”
olivia rodrigo In November 2025, she commented directly under one such video after ICE used her song “All American Bitch” to promote their pro-deportation agenda.
“Never use my songs for racist, hateful propaganda,” Rodrigo, 23, demanded.
The latest artist to fall out with the Trump administration is alternative rock icon Radiohead, who told DHS to “fuck off” when the agency used the band’s 1997 song “Let Down” in a pro-ICE video.
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, (…)
“We ask the amateurs who control ICE’s social media accounts to delete them,” Radiohead said in a joint statement. nbc news February. “It’s not funny, this song means so much to us and others and you can’t just steal it without a fight.”
Previously, the White House had acknowledged Reference pop music with purpose infuriating his political opponents. Government officials speak out about social media use taylor swift“Ophelia’s Fate” in a video celebrating Trump last November.
“We created this video because we know fake news media brands will amplify them like crazy,” a White House official told reporters. us then. “Congratulations, you were played.”
