Celine Dion blasts Donald Trump after discovering he used her iconic song at a campaign rally in Montana without…..full details below
Celine Dion blasts Donald Trump after discovering he used her iconic song at a campaign rally in Montana without…..full details below Celine Dion has mocked Donald Trump for playing the Titanic theme song at a campaign rally without her permission. Her voice could be heard wailing the 1998 classic ‘My Heart Will Go On’…
Celine Dion blasts Donald Trump after discovering he used her iconic song at a campaign rally in Montana without…..full details below
Celine Dion has mocked Donald Trump for playing the Titanic theme song at a campaign rally without her permission.
Her voice could be heard wailing the 1998 classic ‘My Heart Will Go On’ over the speakers in Bozeman, Montana, shortly before Trump took the stage on Friday.
Dion on Saturday made it clear that the use of ‘video, recording, musical performance, and likeness of Celine Dion’ was unauthorized.
‘In no way is this use authorized, and Celine Dion does not endorse this or any similar use,’ she said in a statement along with her record label, Sony.
Dion then mocked Trump’s choice, adding, ‘…And really, THAT song?’
Trump warms up Montana rally crowd with very unusual song choice
Bro, the Trump campaign keeps giving. These are real life SNL skits. Who the f**k plays a song famously associated with a sinking ship at a rally for a campaign that is sinking,’ a person said.
‘Is the Titanic metaphor a little on the nose, or what,’ another said.
Others questioned if the Canadian singer gave Trump’s team permission to play her song.’
‘Celine seems like a truly kind and compassionate legend, but you know she’s on the couch at home saying, “Yeah, f**k no!” in French,’ one person said.
‘He can’t have Celine Dion, sorry,’ a second person said.
‘Celine Dion, are you getting paid for this? You might want to call your lawyer. There’s a payday waiting for you right here,’ another said.
Celine’s statement comes amid a tough day for the Trump campaign.
A new poll by The New York Times released by the outlet on Saturday suggests that Harris has now moved ahead of Trump by four points in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin – all vital battle ground states
