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The White House removed Larsson's Midnight Sun from one of its reels after the artist called the clip "dehumanising".
Read at bbc.co.uk →Swedish pop star Zara Larsson ripped the White House on Thursday after it used her song “Midnight Sun” in a video on social media accompanied by footage of immigration arrests and deportations.
Read at thehill.com →Pop singer ZARA LARSSON criticizes White House for using her song in a video: "You guys are such f-----g losers. Like, it's crazy."
Read at washingtontimes.com →Swedish pop singer Zara Larsson erupted over what she called "f**king losers" in the White House, for using her song to promote deportations. "We're not that different from the people in this video," the singer complained.
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