The White House has something to say about Noah Kahan, and it isn’t good.
The Grammy-nominated singer wasn’t exactly thrilled when the administration used his song ‘American Cars’ from the album ‘Great Divide’ as the soundtrack to a social media post featuring Donald Trump’s visit to a General Motors plant in Michigan. After Kahan got news of the unauthorized use, he quickly snapped back, commenting on the post: “Would never approve of my music being used in support of you or this administration.”
Fans took to Instagram, supporting Kahan with replies including, “Love you Noah. We won’t let the orange guy ruin this song for us!” and “Cease and desist tonight, king?”
While Trump and the White House did remove the audio from the Instagram post, it still remains on TikTok despite Kahan’s criticism.
But the story doesn’t end there. Now the White House, via Kaelan Dorr, the Deputy Assistant to the President, Principal Deputy Communications Director, Head of Digital Strategy, is clapping back at Kahan.
In a recent X post, Dorr reshared a Variety article titled, ‘Noah Kahan Slams White House for Using Song in Social Media Post: Would Never Approve,’ adding, “Symptoms of TDS apparently include having a northern attitude.”
Symptoms of TDS apparently include having a northern attitude. t.co/y6mGdC1NTc
— Kaelan Dorr (@Kaelan47) July 29, 2026The unexpected retort refers to Trump Derangement Syndrome (a fictitious disorder used to explain criticism of the President) and Kahan’s hit track ‘Northern Attitude.’ Kahan has not responded to Dorr’s post, but his fans have.
Things got heated in the comment section, with Kahan’s supporters blasting the Trump administration: “Ask for permission to use somebody else’s intellectual property. You know better. Now, you just look like you have TDS - Trump Devotion Syndrome”, “It’s easy. Ask the artist for permission to use their songs. If they say yes, off you go. If they say no, then there you are,” and “How about you stop stealing people’s music when they say stop stealing their music?”
Kahan isn’t the first artist to find fault with Trump for unauthorized use of their music. In 2016, Adele took offense when the then-presidential candidate’s used ‘Rolling in the Deep,’ George Harrison’s estate slmammed the use of ‘Here Comes the Sun’ during the 2016 Republican National Convention, Beyoncé opposed campaign staffer Steven Cheung’s use of ‘Freedom’ in a video during Trump’s 2024 campaign, Celine Dion criticized Trump for using her epic Titanic ballad ‘My heart Will Go On’ in 2024, and more recently, Katy Perry said she was “deeply appalled and angry” to hear her song (‘Firework’) in a White House TikTok video.
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