It’s now a tradition: World-class stars are demanding that Donald Trump immediately stop using their music during his campaign rallies. From Adele to The Village People, the list is so long that there’s Wikipedia page He’s the L. The latest addition to the list is Celine Dion, who not only wants Trump to stop using her music, but also wants to kick him.

In response to the singing of “My Heart Will Go On” at a Donald Trump/JD Vance campaign rally in Montana, this use is unauthorized in any way and Celine Dion does not endorse this or any similar use.

And to top it all off, at the bottom of the message is: “…and really, that song?”

“My Heart Will Go On” is one of Dion’s most famous songs. It is the theme song to the hit movie Titanic, about the ship of the same name that was described as indestructible, but struck an iceberg and sank during its maiden voyage.

The list of musicians whose songs Trump can still use is quite small. At the same Montana rally, a live performance of “We Are The Champions” by the legendary rock band Queen was also performed. Trump has been using this song for years, much to the dismay of Freddie Mercury’s relatives and the rest of the band. Queen stated years ago that, first, they don’t want their music used in political campaigns, and second, they certainly don’t want to be associated with Trump or the Republican Party. However, since it’s a live recording, it seems the law is on Trump’s side in this case, which is why Against the will of the artists themselves The song can be continued to be used.