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Bruce Springsteen lost advertising contract with Jeep after criticizing Trump?

Jeep announced it would stop advertising with Bruce Springsteen after the musician criticized U.S. President Donald Trump on stage.

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After Bruce Springsteen calls Trump "treasonous," the president responds by criticizing the rock star's skin

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Bruce Springsteen stands his ground after President Trump calls him a 'dried out prune'

Springsteen Doubles Down on Political Criticism With a Digital EP That Includes Anti-Trump Comments

Springsteen brought up issues, and in response “all that we heard were personal attacks and threats that nobody else should even try to use their microphones or use their voices in public or they wil...

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Donald Trump Mocks Bruce Springsteen's Onstage Concert Fall in New Video

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Bruce Springsteen releases politically charged live EP, fueling Trump feud

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Is Jeep parting ways with Bruce Springsteen? $12 million contract loss claim debunked

A rumor surfaced online recently that American singer, songwriter, and guitarist Bruce Springsteen lost his multi-million-dollar contract with Jeep after his recent criticism of the Donald Trump admin

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Fact Check: Did Bruce Springsteen lose his Jeep ad contract after slamming Trump at a concert abroad?

Trump had a go at Bruce Springsteen after he called his administration 'corrupt, incompetent, and treasonous' during a concert in the UK

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No, Pete Townshend of The Who did not call Bruce Springsteen 'a bit overrated'

A rumor that Pete Townshend of English rock band The Who, said American singer Bruce Springsteen was "a bit overrated" circulated online in May 2025. For example, Facebook account

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Springsteen cover band’s set canceled by New Jersey bar owner after musician’s anti-Trump comments

No Surrender, a nine-piece veteran Springsteen tribute band based out of New Jersey, was set to perform at a Jersey Shore bar before the bar owner canceled the set.