The singer made headlines after responding to a White House Instagram post that featured his song "American Cars" following President Donald Trump's visit to General Motors. Kahan quickly made it clear he had nothing to do with the post.
The White House later removed Kahan's song from its Instagram post.
Unlike Kahan, Swift has not publicly addressed the posts, and they remain live. And the internet wasn’t afraid to call out the 14-time Grammy winner.
“See how easy that was, Taylor? Thank you @noahkahanmusic ❤️❤️❤️,” a Threads user pointed out, along with a screenshot of Kahan’s comment.
“Yep! Even Katie Perry said something as did Ariana Grande at this point it's a choice!” one replied.
“Has she STILL not said anything Wow,” a fourth commented.
“Taylor has more than made her stance known and suffered real world consequences from speaking out. I’m all for other celebrities to speak out, but let Taylor be,” one noted.
It's worth noting that the White House's Eras Tour-inspired posts were shared on the morning of Swift's wedding to Travis Kelce, leading some fans to argue she likely had bigger priorities than responding to the posts.
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