Ariana Grande Joins the Long List of Artists Telling Trump to Stop Using Their Tracks to Glamorize Mass Deportations ...Middle East

Ariana Grande just called out the White House for using her song Bye on TikTok glorifying ICE arrests. According to PEOPLE, on June 11, 2026, the pop star left a blunt comment under the video, writing, “Please do not ever use my music in relation to this barbaric, inhumane, heinous nonsense. f**k ice.” The track was muted shortly after her message went viral, but not before Grande made sure her stance was impossible to ignore.

The video posted by the White House on June 9, featured clips of ICE officers detaining people set to Grande’s song. The caption boasted, “Bye-bye ? President Trump has delivered the most secure border in history,” a line that clearly referenced the lyrics of Bye. Grande didn’t just stop at one comment, though. Complex reported that she spammed the video’s comment section with the same message repeatedly, ensuring her objection stood out. 

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