Grammy Winner Shreds Trump White House Over This Out Of Tune Use Of Her Music
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Jess Glynne's scolded the administration for using a viral TikTok meme to push its agenda.
Grammy-winning singer Jess Glynne slammed Donald Trump’s administration on Wednesday after the White House featured her music in a widely panned post that praises the president’s aggressive immigration policies.
Glynne — whose 2015 song “Hold My Hand” has seen a resurgence of listeners after its use in an ad for the British airline Jet2 went viral on TikTok this year — took to her Instagram Stories to weigh in on the post, which features several men in chains seemingly being led toward a flight out of the United States.
The meme — which features voice actor Zoe Lister declaring that “nothing beats a Jet2 holiday” as Glynne’s song plays in the background — intends to use the audio’s upbeat nature to ironically highlight social media users’ unpleasant and chaotic travel experiences.
“This post honestly makes me sick,” wrote Glynne alongside a screenshot of the White House post.
“My music is about love, unity, and spreading positivity — never about division or hate.”
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