Kesha objected to the White House using her song "Blow" in a military video, calling it disgusting and saying she does not approve of her music promoting violence. White House Communications Director Steven Cheung responded mockingly, claiming the controversy boosts their video views, but Kesha's rebuttal garnered significantly more engagement on social media.
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Kesha objected to the White House using her song "Blow" in a military video, calling it disgusting and saying she does not approve of her music promoting violence. White House Communications Director Steven Cheung responded mockingly, claiming the controversy boosts their video views, but Kesha's rebuttal garnered significantly more engagement on social media.