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Marie Claire
Marie Claire
Lifestyle
Iris Goldsztajn

Olivia Rodrigo Removed Her Song From a Trump Campaign TikTok: "Don't Use My Sound Ever Again"

Olivia rodrigo at the 2023 mtv vmas wearing a silver dress.

Olivia Rodrigo was NOT pleased when she saw her song being used to celebrate Donald Trump's victory.

Earlier this week as results were rolling in and Trump was poised to win the presidency, the Team Trump TikTok account posted a celebratory video, which included the caption, "And suddenly the words 'I'm the President-Elect' came out of my mouth..."

The video was set to the sound of "deja vu" by Rodrigo, pointing to the fact that this is Trump's second victorious presidential election. But the unimpressed singer commented, "ew don't use my sound ever again ty"

Her comment appears to have since been deleted, but along with it, she took the sound: The song has been removed from the video, too, presumably at Rodrigo's request since she owns at least part of the copyright.

TikTok commenters found the whole thing hilarious, with one person commenting, "olivia removing the deja vu sound from tiktok is iconic"

"Oh Olivia, the Icon you are," said someone else, with a third person adding, "OLIVIA ATE"

Olivia Rodrigo comments on a Trump TikTok video that was using her song "deja vu." (Image credit: Courtesy of Team Trump / TikTok)

Rodrigo endorsed Kamala Harris via Instagram Stories in July, by reposting a clip from one of the Democratic candidate's rallies, in which she said (via Billboard), "And we who believe in reproductive freedom will stop Donald Trump’s extreme abortion bans because we trust women to make decisions about their own body, and not have their government tell them what to do!"

Rodrigo is a longtime reproductive rights activist, and even founded the Fund 4 Good to help secure women and girls' rights to education, reproductive rights, and safety from gender-based violence.

In 2021, Rodrigo met with VP Harris to discuss vaccines, so it's no surprise that she wouldn't be happy about the Trump campaign's use of her music. She joins the legend Céline Dion in that sentiment, so she's in good company.

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