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    You are at:Lizzo Slams Unauthorized Use of “About Damn Time” at Trump Event — “Cease & Desist!”

    Lizzo Slams Unauthorized Use of “About Damn Time” at Trump Event — “Cease & Desist!”

    WamalaBy WamalaJune 17, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Lizzo is not holding back after her chart-topping anthem “About Damn Time” was played at a controversial political event linked to Donald Trump — and she made her displeasure crystal clear.

    On June 14th, during a military-themed celebration in Washington, D.C., a performer took the stage with a rendition of Lizzo’s Grammy-winning hit. The event featured artists like DJ Nyla Symone, Lee Greenwood, Scotty Hasting, Noah Hicks, and Warren Zeiders, but it remains unclear who actually performed Lizzo’s song.

    @lizzo

    #stitch with @COURIER cease & desist

    ♬ original sound – lizzo

    TikTok Clapback: “Cease & Desist”

    The pop superstar quickly responded on social media by posting a TikTok video showing her unimpressed face alongside footage of the performance, captioned simply:

    “cease & desist.”

    Whether Lizzo’s post was a serious legal warning or a sharp joke, the message was unmistakable: she did not approve her song being played at this event.

    Political Stance Rooted in Empowerment

    Lizzo has never shied away from speaking her truth, particularly when it comes to political and social issues.

    She’s been openly critical of the Trump administration and its policies, stating:

    “I want real change, and I know what it takes to see real change on a systemic level… White people have to come together & educate themselves… Unify.”

    Her music, known for themes of empowerment, authenticity, and self-love, clashes deeply with the politics behind the event where her song was used.

    Calling Out Media Manipulation

    The singer has also targeted how Trump and his allies use social media to spread disinformation.

    “THE WHITE HOUSE IS USING SOCIAL MEDIA TO TROLL US,” Lizzo posted. “REPUBLICANS ARE TALKING OUT THEY NECKLACE TO JOURNALISTS. WE HAVE TO BE BOLDER.”

    Her outspokenness has made her a powerful voice for justice — making this unauthorized song use all the more sensitive.

    Why This Matters

    For Lizzo, “About Damn Time” isn’t just a catchy tune — it’s a celebration of empowerment and personal freedom. Having it played at a politically charged event opposing her values felt like a betrayal.

    The incident has sparked conversations about artists’ rights and how music should not be used to endorse causes or figures they don’t support.

    Fans React: Support Floods In

    Social media users quickly sided with Lizzo, applauding her for standing up against what many called a misuse of her art.

    One fan tweeted:

    “Artists deserve to control where their music goes — Lizzo is right to call this out!”

    Another added:

    “This is exactly why we need stronger protections for musicians!”

    ???? What do you think about Lizzo’s TikTok “cease & desist” over her song at the Trump event? Should artists have more control over political uses of their music? Drop your thoughts below!

    ???? Stay with The Pop Radar (TPR) for the latest hot takes on celebrity news and music industry drama!

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    Wamala Sipirian is an Editor with high interest and knowledge in the entertainment space, an industry he has been actively part of since 2022. Leads to breaking stories are welcome!

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