Olivia Rodrigo Fans Scream 'Sue Them' After Use Of Her Song By Trump's Administration

Olivia Rodrigo's fans are going to war with Donald Trump's administration on her behalf!

The pop star's fans have flooded the comment section of the White House and Department of Homeland Security with strong disapproval of their decision to remove her comment while still using her music.

Olivia Rodrigo is one of the celebrities in America who is fully committed to their criticism of Donald Trump and his controversial policies. She also campaigned rigorously for his opponent, Kamala Harris, during the 2024 elections.

Now that the sound is no longer available on the post, Rodrigo's fans are activating step 2 of their protest, taking it from where she stopped. Remember that the singer's "don't ever use my songs to promote your racist, hateful propaganda" comment was deleted by the handlers.

Multiple comments have now popped up on how best the pop singer should address the issues, like this one, which suggested: "Please sue them for using your music on this disgusting video."

Many more commenters even decided to repeat Rodrigo's deleted sentence, basically daring the handlers to remove those ones too, and trust, they are a lot!

One Instagram user put it like this, "Since y'all deleted Olivia Rodrigo's comment, I will quote her in my comment, 'don't ever use my songs to promote your racist, hateful propaganda.'"

One more commenter concluded that the handlers were so scared of Rodrigo's comments that they just had to delete it, as another protester wrote, "The fact you deleted Olivia's comment that's weird, this is the land of free speech, right?"

The video, which Rodrigo's "All-American B-tch" was attached to, showed officials from ICE arresting people and deporting them back to their home country. Some immigrants also self-deported themselves out of America in some of the clips. 

"LEAVE NOW and self-deport using the CBP Home app. If you don't, you will face the consequences," was added as the caption to the video. Shortly after Rodrigo's comments, TMZ reported that a  spokesperson from the DHS responded to her comments about Trump's hateful and racist propaganda:

"America is grateful all the time for our federal law enforcement officers who keep us safe. We suggest Ms. Rodrigo thank them for their service, not belittle their sacrifice."

The songwriter spoke up in June about the atmosphere in Los Angeles when ICE, alongside other federal agents, conducted raids against immigrants across the state. Rodrigo did not mince words about her feelings on the unlawful removal of hardworking people in the area.

According to her, "I've lived in L.A. my whole life and I'm deeply upset about these violent deportations of my neighbors under the current administration. L.A. simply wouldn't exist without immigrants."

She described the process these "hardworking community members" go through as humiliating and awful, as she reiterated her support for the "beautiful, diverse community of Los Angeles and with immigrants all across America."

Rodrigo also established her trust in Americans' right to freedom of speech and freedom to protest. 

This is not the first time the White House and Trump have used the singer's property for his content, and it was met with the same resistance from Rodrigo. 

As reported by The Independent, Trump had used her "deja vu" single to celebrate his return to the White House for the second time. She did not hesitate to express her displeasure in the comment section, stating, "Ew, don't use my sound ever again, ty."

Like this time, the song was also removed from the video, and Rodrigo's comment was deleted as fans praised her for making an iconic move of taking control of her artistic property. The singer has remained a familiar face in American politics for years now.

In 2021, she toured the White House as part of advocacy for youth vaccines and expressed her gratitude to help spread the message of youth vaccination by having important conversations with friends and family.

The Grammy winner was also front row in the fight against the maltreatment of Kimmel by ABC when they took his show off the air due to his comments on Charlie Kirk's assassination. The Blast stated that the singer agreed with a statement from SAG-AFTRA and even added her bit.

She affirmed that she was upset over the censorship and outright abuse of power as she restated her support for Kimmel and freedom of speech. Rodrigo joined other Hollywood A-listers and union leaders to warn against the suppression of free speech and the threat to democracy.

Rodrigo also reposted a remark from David Letterman, who stressed in his interview that trying to please "an authoritarian, a criminal, administration in the Oval Office" by sabotaging Kimmel's job was just wrong.