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JMSN Demands White House Stop Using ‘Love Me’ in Government-Funded Trump Ad

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Singer-songwriter JMSN has issued a cease-and-desist letter to the Trump administration, demanding the immediate cessation of his song 'Love Me' in a government-funded advertisement. Legal representatives for the artist state that the use of the track was never authorized for the promotional spot.

The incident follows ongoing criticism regarding the administration's utilization of celebrity music and imagery in official communications. Critics have further challenged the advertisement for its alleged improper use of taxpayer funds, marking another instance of controversy surrounding the administration's media practices.

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Rolling Stone Focuses on legal action and lack of artist authorization
Axios Highlights broader controversy regarding taxpayer-funded political advertising
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