Celine Dion slams Trump for using the Titanic song without permission. And jokes: “But that one?”

Celine Dion Slams Donald Trump and his deputy, JD Vance for using “My heart will go on”, the famous song from the film Titanicduring a rally in Montana. And he allows himself a joke: «But then, really, THAT song?».
The rebuke comes on the social network X, where the artist’s profile reads: «Today, Celine Dion’s management team and her record label, Sony Music Entertainment Canada Inc., have learned of the‘unauthorized use of the video, recording, musical performance and image of Celine Dion singing “My Heart Will Go On” at a Donald Trump/JD Vance campaign rally in Montana.”the conclusion is ironic. After having specified that “he does not approve of this or other similar types of use” the star asks himself, in fact, whether it’s the right song for an election campaign. Already in 2017 CEline Dion refused to perform at the inauguration ceremony of the tycoon, then the new president of the United States.

Today it is impossible to think of Titanic senza «My Heart Will Go On», and yet, as the singer said, Director James Cameron initially did not want any songs for his film and it was only the obstinacy of René Angélil, Celine’s husband and manager, who insisted that a test demo be recorded. The song became a worldwide hit.