The Trump White House has drawn criticism for a social media post that used a Taylor Swift theme to promote Donald Trump.

The post, shared on X, was captioned “It’s been a long time coming…” and titled “America’s Eras Tour.” It featured a parody of Swift’s popular Eras Tour poster, incorporating images of Trump into a montage of significant moments in U.S.

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This social media activity occurred amidst speculation regarding a potential wedding between pop star Taylor Swift and NFL player Travis Kelce.

The rumored event, if it were to happen this weekend, could potentially divert public attention from Donald Trump's efforts to center the July 4 holiday and America’s 250th birthday celebrations around himself.

The use of Swift's imagery by the Trump White House is notable given Swift's past endorsements of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in the 2020 and 2024 elections.

The post quickly garnered negative reactions from various users.

Some critics suggested that Swift should consider legal action against the White House for using her likeness and brand without apparent authorization.

Others reimagined the montage to reflect what they termed Trump’s “failures” tour, with one user even inserting a controversial figure into the collage.

The public response highlights the ongoing intersection of celebrity culture and political messaging, particularly when it involves prominent figures like Taylor Swift.

Further comments on the post indicated a belief that the White House's attempt to capitalize on Swift's popularity might backfire.

One user commented, “You do know no ones paying attention to your HOT MESS of a Fourth of July celebration in DC.

This just brings more attention to what people are really following, Tay and Kelsie’s wedding!” Another user speculated on how Swift might respond, suggesting, “I hope she posts wedding photos in the middle of his speech,” referencing Trump’s previously declared dislike for the musician.