The HillUpdated 16h ago · First reported Jul 26, 6:33 AM
The White House used Katy Perry's song 'Firework' in a TikTok video showing strikes on Iranian targets without her permission.
Why it matters: The use of Katy Perry's song in the video may have consequences for the White House's reputation and public perception.
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The use of Katy Perry's song in the video may have consequences for the White House's reputation and public perception.
If the White House provides a statement or explanation for their use of Katy Perry's song in the video.
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