Katy Perry Criticizes White House
American singer Katy Perry expressed her anger and objection to the use of her song "Firework" in a video posted by the White House, which included footage of airstrikes targeting Iran, without her consent or approval. She confirmed that the song, released in 2010, was a message of hope and strength, and that reusing it for military content violates its original meaning, which is to unite people rather than glorify war. Perry's remarks come after other female singers, such as Ariana Grande, had previously expressed their rejection of their music being used in content supporting military campaigns or inhuman actions.
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