I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT” -Trump 2024. Uh huh?’ one wrote. ‘Suddenly they all love Taylor Swift?’ another wrote… see more

I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT” -Trump 2024. Uh huh?’ one wrote. ‘Suddenly they all love Taylor Swift?’ another wrote… see more

Swifties are urging Taylor Swift to take legal action after the White House used her music in a TikTok video celebrating President Donald Trump.

The official WH account posted a light-hearted patriotic parody of Swift’s chart-topping single, The Fate of Ophelia – but changed it to ‘the fate of America’ in the captions.

Considering the bad blood that has simmered between them in the past, it was a peculiar choice for the video’s soundtrack.

It’s unclear (and unlikely) if Swift granted the White House permission to use the song in their video – and Swifties have now urged the music icon to sue the person responsible for the usage.

TAYLOR SWIFT SUE THEM FOR USING YOUR SONG!’ one wrote, prompting a commenter to remind them the track was on TikTok.

‘Taylor SUE THEM,’ another posted. One other wrote: ‘i would absolutely LOVE if Tay found a way to sue them for this.’

Trump’s team playfully trolled Swift on Monday by using her own music against her (pictured October 20)

The White House’s TikTok account posted a light-hearted patriotic parody of her chart-topping single, The Fate of Ophelia, which they changed to ‘the fate of America’ in the captions

One called the move the party’s ‘desperate’ attempt at becoming mainstream.

‘maga is so desperate to seem mainstream that they’re using the music of the woman they’ve been publicly attacking since the 2010s. lmao,’ another posted.

The fact the song was now being used despite Trump previously expressing his hatred for her did not go unnoticed by netizens as well.

The video also received praise, with one posting: ‘MARKETING NEEDS A RAISE’ and another ‘This social team is amazing.’

One was amused by the prospect of the video getting to Swift: ‘Ohhh Taylor is going to hate you’re using her song,’ along with a video of laughing crying and applauding emojis.

The Daily Mail has reached out to representatives for Swift for comment regarding the video but did not immediately hear back.