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New york (ap) — the band semisonic is pushing back at the white house for using their hit song “closing time” over a social media post that shows a shackled deportee. The white house added the song in a post of a man with his wrists handcuffed to his waist as he is patted down at an airport. Minneapolis rock band semisonic is protesting the white house's use of its song closing time in a video showing a handcuffed deportee posted on social media. The video, posted monday on x. Minneapolis band semisonic said the white house “missed the point” when it used the band’s 1998 song “closing time” in a social media video monday showing shackled migrants being.

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We did not authorize or condone the white house’s use of our song 'closing time' in any way, the band. Semisonic said it did not authorize and does not condone the white house's using its hit closing time in a video that appears to depict deportation, the band said in a statement monday. The band semisonic said it does not “condone” the white house using its song “closing time” in a social media video about deportation. “we did not authorize or condone the white house’s use of our song in any way,” the band said in a statement to huffpost. “and no, they didn’t ask. Semisonic says it did not give permission for white house to use its 1998 hit song: “we did not authorize or condone the white house’s use of our song”closing time” in any w… Closing time is a song by american rock band semisonic. It was released on march 10, 1998, as the lead single from their second studio album, feeling strangely fine , and began to receive mainstream radio airplay on april 27, 1998. Wilson began his career as a member of the minneapolis band trip shakespeare in the late 1980s.