Beyoncé notifies Donald Trump campaign for misuse of music

According to the American magazine “Rollin Stone”, the singer Beyoncé, one of the biggest names in music today, sent a notification to the presidential candidate for the Republican party, Donald Trump, for the misuse of one of her songs from the album “Limonade” , in a video published by one of the candidate's spokespersons, Steven Cheung, on August 20th on the social network X; the video has now been deleted from the network, but it was a 13-second video showing the presidential candidate getting off a plane, during his visit to Michigan and contained excerpts from the single “Freedom” which in literal translation means 'Freedom', recently the candidate He was also reprimanded by singer Céline Dion for playing the classic “My Heart Will Go On” at a rally.

Kamala Harris uses single “Freedon” in campaign

Unlike her opponent, the presidential candidate for the Democrat party Kamala Harris, uses the singer Beyoncé's song in her campaign, it is even the theme of her campaign, but the candidate has authorization given by Beyoncé herself to use the track “Freedom” , the single has already been used by the Democrat at the party committee event.

On social media, the mother of the 'powerful' Beyoncé, showed all her support for candidate Kamala as soon as President Biden declared his support for his vice-president's candidacy in the race for the presidency of the White House “Thank you, President Biden, for your service and leadership. Goes Vice President Kamala Harris for President. Let's go.”, wrote Tina Knowles, Bey's mother in an Instagram post.

_{Tina Knowles supports US presidential candidate Kamala Harris (reproduction/Instagram/@mstinaknowles)}

Single “Freedom”

The song “Freedom” is part of the album “Limonade”, released in 2016, the sixth studio album by American singer Beyoncé and which is accompanied by a 65-minute film of the same name. The song “Freedom” is a song that declares independence and strength, in which the singer expresses her determination to overcome adversity, the song also addresses the difficulties faced by the African-American community, such as police brutality and social injustice and the importance of maintaining faith and hope, even when faced with oppression.

Featured photo: Cover of the album Lemonade (2016), the album containing the song Freedom by singer Beyoncé (Repdorução/TIDAL/Parkwood)