Celine Dion has publicly condemned Donald Trump for the unauthorized use of her song 'My Heart Will Go On' during a recent rally in Montana. Her management team and Sony Music Entertainment Canada issued a statement asserting that the use of her iconic song was not authorized and that Dion does not endorse such usage, highlighting the incongruity of using a song associated with love and loss at a political event. Social media users reacted with sarcasm, drawing parallels between the song and Trump's campaign, which some likened to a 'sinking ship.' This incident is not isolated, as Trump has faced similar backlash from other artists for using their music without permission in the past. Dion's response underscores the importance of respecting artists' rights and the potential legal repercussions of unauthorized music use at political events. The situation has sparked broader discussions about the ethical implications of music usage in campaigns.