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Kenny Loggins Rages Against Trump's Use of 'Danger Zone' in Controversial Video
Kenny Loggins condemned Donald Trumps use of his song Danger Zone in a controversial AI video mocking No Kings protests, highlighting tensions surrounding artistic ownership and political imagery.
- On Saturday, Donald Trump shared a 19-second AI video on Truth Social, featuring Kenny Loggins Danger Zone as a backdrop to a mocking portrayal of protestors.
- The video depicted Trump as a fighter pilot, symbolically dropping human waste on those protesting his administrations policies, which sparked outrage from Kenny Loggins.
- Kenny Loggins, who originally released Danger Zone in 1986, expressed his disapproval of the political context in which Trump misused his song for trolling purposes.
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This incident underscores the contentious nature of using artistic works in political contexts, raising questions about intellectual property rights and the responsibilities of public figures in their artistic representations.