Zara Larsson condemns the White House for using her song in an immigration enforcement video
According to BBC Entertainment & Arts, Zara Larsson condemned the White House for using her song Midnight Sun in a social media reel about immigration enforcement, a clip that has since had the song removed from the post though the video remains on the White House's TikTok feed. Her three-minute reaction video calling it “dehumanising” has surpassed 4.2 million views. The BBC has contacted the White House for comment.
Key facts
- 01Zara Larsson condemned the White House for using her song Midnight Sun in an immigration enforcement video.
- 02The clip was removed from the post, but remains visible on the White House's TikTok feed.
- 03Larsson's reaction video has more than 4.2 million views and she calls the video 'dehumanising.'
- 04BBC has contacted the White House for comment.
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