Donald Trump's social media team has mocked Taylor Swift after her songs were removed from several posts on his campaign's TikTok account.
The account, named Team Trump, had used a live version of Swift's song "Red" in a post that featured mocked-up album artwork with Trump's face and a fake "Red (Trump's Version)" playlist.
Text on the image read, "Did you know Taylor Swift wrote a whole album about the color of the Republican Party."
The jab came days after the account celebrated August with an edited video of Trump and First Lady Melania Trump watching fireworks, using Swift's 2020 song "August."
That video now has no sound, with a message saying "This audio isn't available."
The Team Trump account captioned the post, "I'm sure @Taylor Swift is going to be super excited we used her song!"
Similar removals have occurred with posts using Swift's 2025 tracks "Father Figure" and "Opalite."
Swift has publicly endorsed Kamala Harris for president and is no fan of Trump.
Trump has made several jabs at Swift, including in May 2025 when he said she's "no longer hot."
Swift isn't the first artist to object to Trump using their music; Kesha, Sabrina Carpenter, Katy Perry, and others have also asked him to stop.
