Celine Dion Warns Trump After He Used Her Song At A Rally

Celine Dion, responding to the use of her famous song “My Heart Will Go On” by former president Donald Trump at a recent rally , claims that her team did not approve of the song’s usage and expresses confusion about its choice.

Trump’s team played a portion of the “Titanic” theme during a rally in Montana, where Trump was accompanied by his running mate, J.D. Vance, according to a statement issued by Dion’s management business. The statement made it clear that Dion does not support any political candidates and underlined that she did not give permission for her song to be utilised.

The message concluded with a stern question posed to Trump, asking him regarding his decision to play this specific music at the gathering. Since the song selection deviates from the more traditional selections usually performed at political functions, it has actually drawn criticism.

Trump is renowned for playing a wide range of musical styles during rallies, frequently combining unusual songs with more conventional choices. While Dion’s song was the only one that allegedly included a video, observers noticed that his playlist also contained songs from “The Lion King” and other different selections.

At the other end of the political spectrum, the campaign of Harris and Waldz is supposedly trying to avoid any Hollywood connections during the DNC in order to prevent people from thinking of it as a “liberal Hollywood gathering.”

Not that there won’t be any more celebrity appearances—but they should be less extravagant. The management of Celine Dion made it very apparent that using her songs in political contexts should not be seen as an endorsement, honouring her choice to remain impartial.

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