Celine Dion Takes a Stand: Criticizes Trump Campaign for Unauthorized Use of Her Music

By Tamara | 12 August 2024
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ENTERTAINMENT
Celine Dion Takes a Stand: Criticizes Trump Campaign for Unauthorized Use of Her Music

On Saturday, Celine Dion criticized former President Donald Trump's campaign for using her song "My Heart Will Go On" without authorization at a recent rally. Dion and her team, including Sony Music Entertainment Canada, only recently discovered the song was played at Trump’s Bozeman, Montana rally. In a statement shared on X and Instagram, Dion condemned the unauthorized use and humorously questioned the song choice, highlighting that she does not support its use in this context. The song, known for its association with the film Titanic, has faced similar objections from other artists in the past. Dion, who recently made headlines for a dramatic performance at the Olympics opening ceremony, has been open about her battle with a rare neurological disorder.