Celine Dion's Team Slams Trump for Unauthorized Song Use
Singer Denounces Former President's Rally Use of "My Heart Will Go On"
Trump's Ironic Usage Draws Criticism
Celine Dion's management team has condemned former US President Donald Trump for using a clip of her iconic song "My Heart Will Go On" without authorization at a recent political rally. The team expressed outrage over the unauthorized use, stating that it violated both copyright laws and the singer's wishes.
Trump played a portion of the song, which was featured in the 1997 blockbuster film "Titanic," during his "Save America" rally in Janesville, Wisconsin, on Saturday. Dion's team quickly issued a statement condemning the use, calling it "unauthorized and not representative of Celine's beliefs or opinions." The statement also emphasized that Trump's use did not have Dion's approval or permission.
The unauthorized use has sparked outrage on social media, with many critics pointing out the irony of Trump using a love song at a political rally promoting his own ego. Dion's fans and supporters have also expressed their disappointment and anger over the misuse of her song.
The incident has reignited discussions about copyright infringement and the importance of respecting artists' rights. Dion's team has vowed to take legal action if necessary to protect her intellectual property and ensure that her music is not used in a manner that she does not consent to.
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