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Trump has struck again. After Celine Dion, it is Beyoncé's turn to express her discontent.

The former White House tenant used the singer's song "Freedom" to liven up his presidential campaign on August 20. In a video posted on social media by Republican candidate Steven Cheung's spokesperson, Trump can be seen getting off a plane with the song from Beyoncé's album, Lemonade, playing in the background. "Freedom" is one of the flagship songs of Kamala Harris' campaign.

Beyoncé's record company reacted immediately; Trump's team was asked to delete the video, which was done the following evening.

The star is reportedly considering suing the Republican candidate for the unauthorized use of her song, reports linfo.re.

(MH with Manon Pierre - Source: Linfo.re - Illustration: Unsplash) Soooo, Beyoncé grants Harris the rights to use her song ‘Freedom’ and the Trump campaign steals it.

May they be sued into oblivion pic.twitter.com/ZThkB5lkOQ — Outspoken™️ (@Out5p0ken) August 20, 2024