During Donald Trump's August 9 campaign rally in Montana (USA), the organizers played a video of famous singer Celine Dion performing My Heart Will Go On before he stepped onto the stage.

The moment was quickly shared widely on social media. A day after the rally, Celine Dion's side issued an official statement about Mr. Trump using the music without permission.

Trump's puzzling actions

"Today, Celine Dion's management team and record label Sony Music Entertainment Canada Inc. discovered the unauthorized use of video, audio recordings, performances and images of Celine Dion singing My Heart Will Go On at a Donald Trump/JD Vance campaign rally in Montana.

This is unacceptable in any form and Celine Dion completely disapproves of this and similar cases."

Before ending the announcement, the female singer did not forget to ask about Mr. Trump's strange actions: "And really, is that song?".

According to People , Celine Dion was very upset when the Republican candidate used her song without permission, especially in an inappropriate situation.

Not only Celine Dion, many people also felt confused when Mr. Trump used the iconic song of Titanic , reminiscent of one of the biggest disasters in history, to campaign.

My heart will go on is the soundtrack of the classic movie Titanic (1997), this is also the most successful hit in the career of the Canadian singer.

According to People , this is not the first time Mr. Donald Trump has been criticized for "innocently" using artists' music for his election campaign without their permission.

During the 2020 election campaign, the Republican candidate was banned by nearly 15 world-famous music stars and threatened to sue President Donald Trump when he learned that he used their songs in the election campaign.

Among them are Rihanna, Neil Young, Elton John, The Rolling Stones... The stars said they do not want their music to be used for political purposes.

Before criticizing Mr. Trump for illegally using her music, Celine Dion had turned down an invitation to perform at the presidential inauguration when he was elected in 2017.

While he is struggling with celebrity rejections, his biggest rival, Kamala Harris, is getting a lot of support. Recently, singer Beyoncé agreed to let her use her song Freedom to campaign.

The song features powerful lyrics that speak up in support of and encourage women of color, and the "queen bee" has also expressed her support for Ms. Harris and previous Democratic candidates.