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Deeply Appalled and Angry: Katy Perry Slams Donald Trump for Using Firework in Iran Strike Video

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Singer-songwriter Katy Perry has expressed her anger at the US President Donald Trump. The singer shared that she is "deeply appalled and angry" after President Trump used her song ‘Firework’ to accompany footage of US strikes on Iran. 🎥 'Deeply Appalled and Angry': Katy Perry Slams Donald Trump for Using 'Firework' in Iran Strike Video.
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Los Angeles, July 26: Singer-songwriter Katy Perry has expressed her anger at the US President Donald Trump. The singer shared that she is "deeply appalled and angry" after President Trump used her song ‘Firework’ to accompany footage of US strikes on Iran. A TikTok video in circulation teamed clips of military action with her 2010 single. The video was shared on the platform earlier this week.

The singer has said that she hadn't been consulted about the use of the track. She took to her X, formerly Twitter, and wrote, “I am deeply appalled and angry to see ‘Firework’ used on the White House TikTok as a backing track for video footage of military strikes. I did not approve this, I was not asked, and I absolutely do not condone it”. Katy Perry and Former Canadian PM Justin Trudeau Quip About Age Gap in Playful New Date Night Photos (View Post).

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