The clash erupted after the White House posted a short video on TikTok showing American fighter jets launching from an aircraft carrier while a warship explodes in the background. The dramatic footage was paired with Kesha’s 2010 hit “Blow,” specifically the lyric “this place about to blow.” The post carried a single caption across the screen. One word. “Lethality.”
The video quickly spread across social media platforms, generating massive engagement and drawing the attention of the singer herself. Kesha reacted angrily, accusing the administration of exploiting her music in a way she considered offensive and dangerous.
In a statement shared online, the singer lashed out directly at the president and the White House.
“This is disgusting and inhumane,” she wrote. She also claimed the video demonstrated a “blatant disregard for human life” and described the clip as “an attack on all of our nervous systems.”
Her criticism escalated further as she directed her anger straight at the administration.
Kesha labeled the president a “criminal predator,” tagged the official White House account, and demanded they “stop using my music, perverts.”
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