Katy Perry Freaks Out After White House Uses 'Firework' in Iran Strikes Video: 'I Am Deeply Appalled'
Pop star Katy Perry erupted on the Trump White House Saturday over a TikTok video of Iran military strikes that the administration paired with her hit 2010 song "Firework." The post Katy Perry Freaks Out After White House Uses ‘Firework’ in Iran Strikes Video: ‘I Am Deeply Appall.
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Brimstone Report is tracking this as a curated politics brief. The source report from Breitbart says: Pop star Katy Perry erupted on the Trump White House Saturday over a TikTok video of Iran military strikes that the administration paired with her hit 2010 song "Firework." The post Katy Perry Freaks Out After White House Uses ‘Firework’ in Iran Strikes Video: ‘I Am Deeply Appall.
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- Published: Jul 25, 2026, 8:31 PM UTC
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