Trump's fake video featured 'Danger Zone.' Musician Kenny Loggins wants it scrubbed
Summary
Musician Kenny Loggins wants President Trump to remove his song, "Danger Zone," from a fake video President Trump posted online. The video shows an AI-generated image of Trump in a fighter jet, and Loggins did not give permission for his song to be used.Key Facts
- Kenny Loggins wrote a statement asking for the removal of his song from the video.
- The video, posted by President Trump, is AI-generated and features Trump in a fighter jet.
- The song "Danger Zone" was popularized by the 1986 movie Top Gun.
- The video shows a scene where the jet releases material over protestors in what looks like New York's Times Square.
- The video seems to be a response to "No Kings" protests that happened across the U.S.
- Loggins said he didn't give permission for his music's use and expressed concerns about its divisive nature.
- Musicians can object to their songs being used by politicians even if the use is generally legal.
- Other artists, such as the White Stripes and Isaac Hayes' estate, have also raised legal issues against Trump related to music use.
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