Celine Dion’s shocking rebuke to Donald Trump exposed!
Celine Dion is not one to stay silent when it comes to the misuse of her music.
And the former President of the United States, Donald Trump, just found that out the hard way.
Trump, known for his grand entrances and even grander rallies, used one of Dion’s most iconic tracks without her blessing.
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The song in question? None other than “My Heart Will Go On,” a track that has become almost synonymous with the 1997 blockbuster Titanic.
Trump’s campaign team played the hit during a recent rally in Montana, much to the dismay of Dion and her management.
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The former president has a long history of turning to famous tunes to amp up his crowd.
But with that history comes a growing list of outraged musicians.
The roster includes heavy hitters like Adele, Bruce Springsteen, Sir Elton John, Pharrell Williams, Phil Collins, and Village People.
It seems that Trump’s team just can’t resist a good hit—whether they have permission or not.
The Montana rally saw Trump’s supporters jamming to Dion’s powerful vocals, as a video of her performance played to the cheering crowd.
But behind the scenes, Celine Dion wasn’t exactly cheering.
In fact, her team wasted no time in issuing a strongly worded statement condemning the unauthorized use.
The rebuke is just another chapter in Trump’s ongoing saga with the music industry.
Throughout his political career, Trump has been dogged by musicians upset over his use of their work.
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But Dion’s response is especially stinging, given her ongoing battle with stiff person syndrome (SPS).
Despite her health struggles, Dion recently made a triumphant return to the stage.
She performed at the 2024 Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony, delivering a breathtaking rendition of Edith Piaf’s “L’Hymne A L’Amour.”
The performance, set against the backdrop of the Eiffel Tower, marked a significant moment in her career.
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Her return was hailed by fans and critics alike, but it also sparked some controversy.
Reports circulated that Dion was set to receive a staggering $2 million for her one-song performance at the ceremony.
However, those rumors were quickly put to rest by the Olympic organizers.
A statement from the Paris 2024 committee clarified that no performers at the games were paid fees for their appearances.
Dion’s performance was purely out of a desire to be part of a historic event, not for financial gain.
But despite her recent successes, the misuse of “My Heart Will Go On” by Trump’s campaign has brought Dion back into the political spotlight.
Dion’s response exposed.
The statement, released on behalf of Dion and her record label, Sony Music Entertainment Canada Inc., minced no words.
“Today, Celine Dion’s management team and her record label… became aware of the unauthorized usage…,” the statement read.
Dion’s team made it crystal clear: she does not endorse the former president’s use of her song, or anything like it.
Unauthorized use backfires for Trump.
Music is a powerful tool in politics, often used to evoke emotion and rally support.
But when that music is used without permission, it can backfire spectacularly.
Dion’s message to Trump was loud and clear: “My Heart Will Go On” isn’t going to be the soundtrack to his campaign.
The story is yet another reminder that even in politics, you can’t just take what isn’t yours.
And if you do, you might just find yourself on the receiving end of a Celine Dion-sized warning.