JMSN lawyers demand White House drop R&B artist’s song from controversial Trump ad
Summary
The musician JMSN sent a legal letter asking the White House to stop using his song "Love Me" in a political ad supporting President Donald Trump. The ad featuring the song aired on TV and appeared on the White House’s official YouTube channel in early September.Key Facts
- JMSN is an R&B music artist.
- His song "Love Me" was used in a government-funded ad for President Trump’s agenda.
- The ad played on television and was shared on the White House YouTube page.
- JMSN’s lawyers sent a cease-and-desist letter to the White House.
- A cease-and-desist letter is a formal request to stop using something without permission.
- The artist wants the song removed from the advertisement immediately.
- The ad’s use of the song was done without JMSN’s approval.
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