Celine Dion has strongly condemned former President Donald Trump for using her iconic song 'My Heart Will Go On' at a Montana campaign rally without authorization. Dion's management team and Sony Music Canada emphasized that the use was not approved, and the singer does not endorse Trump or any similar use. The incident has sparked widespread social media mockery, drawing ironic parallels between the song's association with the sinking Titanic and the perceived struggles of Trump's campaign. The unauthorized use of music at Trump's rallies has been a recurring issue, with other artists like Rihanna, Elton John, and The Rolling Stones also voicing objections in the past. The controversy comes as Trump faces increasing competition from Democratic opponent Kamala Harris, who has gained ground in recent polls.