JMSN Demands White House Stop Using ‘Love Me’ in Government-Funded Trump Ad
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BREAKING — Rolling Stone Music reports that lawyers for singer-songwriter JMSN have sent a cease-and-desist letter to the White House, objecting to the unauthorized use of his viral track "Love Me" in a government-funded advertisement promoting the Trump administration. The letter makes clear that JMSN never granted permission for the song's placement in the spot, placing this dispute within a familiar pattern where artists find their work co-opted for political purposes they did not choose and likely do not support.
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Source: Rolling Stone Music, “JMSN Demands White House Stop Using ‘Love Me’ in Government-Funded Trump Ad”. Read the original →
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