Overview
- Loggins said his performance was used without authorization and that he would have denied permission.
- He requested that his recording be removed immediately from the AI video.
- The singer criticized the video's divisive intent and urged that music be used to bring people together.
- Variety says it has asked the White House for comment on the video and Loggins' statement.
- Coverage notes the song’s Top Gun legacy and cites CNN reporting on millions joining 'No Kings' protests across all 50 states.