Kesha has referred to as President Donald Trump a “legal predator” and condemned the White Home’s use of her track “Blow” in a pro-war TikTok video.
“It’s come to my consideration that The White Home has used certainly one of my songs on TikTok to incite violence and threaten struggle (previous to the Iran battle),” Kesha, 39, wrote through her Instagram Story on Monday, March 2. “Attempting to make gentle of struggle is disgusting and inhumane. I completely do NOT approve of my music getting used to advertise violence of any sort.”
Her response got here three weeks after the White Home launched a combat-heavy TikTok video set to her 2011 hit. The video featured Kesha singing the traces, “Tonight, we’re taking names / ‘Trigger we don’t fiddle / This place about to blow,” over footage of actual fighter jets dropping bombs on an plane service.
“Love all the time trumps hate. Please love your self and one another in instances like this,” Kesha wrote on Monday. “This present of blatant disregard for human life and fairly frankly this assault on all of our nervous techniques is the alternative of what I stand for.”
Kesha condemns Donald Trump’s White Home.
Courtesy Instagram/KeshaThe 2-time Grammy nominee took a parting shot at Trump with a reference to him showing within the Epstein Information.
“Don’t let this distract us from the truth that legal predator Donald Trump seems within the Information over 1,000,000 instances,” she concluded.
White Home director of communications, Steven Cheungresponded to Kesha by tweeting: “All these ‘singers’ preserve falling for this. This simply provides us extra consideration and extra view counts to our movies as a result of folks wish to see what they’re bitching about. Thanks on your consideration to this matter.”
“Kesha quotes are like Popeye’s Spinach to this staff. Memes? They’ll proceed. Successful? Can even proceed,” White Home deputy communications director, Kaelan Dorr, added.
Trump is talked about in quite a few recordsdata and seen in images that had been launched by the Justice Division from late convicted intercourse offender Jeffrey Epstein’s property. (Epstein died by suicide at age 66 in August 2019 after being arrested on federal intercourse trafficking fees.)
One picture launched by Home Democrats in December 2025 featured Trump posing with 5 ladies whose faces had been all redacted, whereas one other confirmed a bowl of Trump-themed condoms. (The Justice Division supplied no context on when or the place the images had been taken.)
On the time, White Home spokesperson Abigail Jackson instructed Us that Home Democrats had been “selectively releasing cherry-picked images with random redactions to try to create a false narrative.”
The White Home press secretary’s 2025 Spotify Wrapped featured what many will contemplate to be an unlikely artist. On Wednesday, December 3, Karoline Leavitt shared her High 5 most-listened-to artists of the yr, which included Taylor Swift — regardless of her boss President Donald Trump’s earlier public assaults in opposition to the artist. Swift, 35, got here in at (…)
“The Democrat hoax in opposition to President Trump has been repeatedly debunked and the Trump Administration has accomplished extra for Epstein’s victims than Democrats ever have by repeatedly calling for transparency, releasing 1000’s of pages of paperwork, and calling for additional investigations into Epstein’s Democrat buddies,” Jackson instructed Us in December 2025. “It’s time for the media to cease regurgitating Democrat speaking factors and begin asking Democrats why they wished to hold round Epstein after he was convicted.”
In the meantime, Kesha has joined a rising refrain of artists who’ve clashed with Trump’s White Home for appropriating their music with out permission. In December 2025, Sabrina Carpenter referred to as the administration’s motion “evil” after they included her track “Juno” in a social video selling Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers’ deportation efforts.
“This video is evil and disgusting,” Carpenter, 26, tweeted on the time. “Don’t ever contain me or my music to learn your inhumane agenda.”
Olivia Rodrigo commented instantly beneath one such video in November 2025 after ICE used her track “All American Bitch” to advertise their pro-deportation agenda.
“Don’t ever use my songs to advertise your racist, hateful propaganda,” Rodrigo, 23, demanded.
The newest artists to tangle with the Trump administration had been various rock icons Radiohead, who instructed the Division of Homeland Safety to “go f*** yourselves” when the group used the band’s 1997 observe “Let Down” in a pro-ICE video.
President Donald Trump’s White Home shouldn’t be backing down after singer Sabrina Carpenter criticized the administration for utilizing her track to advertise the administration’s efforts to forcibly deport undocumented immigrants. “PSA: If you happen to’re a legal unlawful, you WILL be arrested & deported,” the official X account for the White Home posted on Friday, December 5, (…)
“We demand that the amateurs in command of the ICE social media account take it down,” Radiohead stated in a joint assertion to NBC Information in February. “It ain’t humorous, this track means quite a bit to us and different folks, and also you don’t get to applicable it with out a battle.”
Prior to now, the White Home has admitted to purposefully invoking widespread music to anger its political opponents. Administration officers publicly rejoiced over social media outrage at utilizing Taylor Swift’s “The Destiny of Ophelia” in a video celebrating Trump final November.
“We made this video as a result of we knew faux information media manufacturers would breathlessly amplify them,” a White Home official instructed Us on the time. “Congrats, you bought performed.”