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Katy Perry condemns White House for using her song Firework in Iran warning video

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The White House posted a video on its official TikTok account featuring footage of military attacks set to Katy Perry's hit song 'Firework'. The post carried the caption 'Iran has been warned', suggesting a threatening message directed at the country. Pop star Katy Perry publicly pushed back against the use of her music, stating she had not approved it. The incident has drawn attention to the unauthorized use of copyrighted music in official government social media content.

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