The music artist JMSN has sent a cease-and-desist letter to the White House regarding the use of his song "Love Me" in a government-funded advertisement that promotes President Trump's political agenda. The advertisement, which features the song prominently, aired on television and was uploaded to the White House's YouTube page in early September.
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JMSN's lawyers request White House to remove song from Trump advertisement
JMSN has requested the White House to remove his song "Love Me" from a government-funded advertisement supporting President Trump's agenda. The cease-and-desist letter was sent following the song's inclusion in the ad, which aired on TV and was posted online in early September.
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JMSN lawyers demand White House drop R&B artist’s song from controversial Trump ad
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JMSN's lawyers request White House to remove song from Trump advertisement