Okay, as of today, this song can no longer be Donald Trump's outro music. Oh, I'm coming.

Oh, I'm coming.

I'm coming.

No, no, I'm coming.

Oh, no, I'm coming.

I'm coming.

Oh, long. I'm coming.

Today a federal judge in Georgia ordered Trump to stop playing that song Hold on I'm Coming by Isaac Hayes.

Because Isaac Hayes is a state that it did not approve of its use

and did not give the Trump campaign permission

to play it.

Now this would be one thing if it was just an isolated incident, but it is not.

For example, Trump has already switched back his outro music to the village people's

YMCA, which I should note is now widely understood to be an anthem of the gay community,

and which the village people themselves have already publicly objected to Trump using.

They have also threatened legal action against Donald Trump. In fact,

Isaac Hayes and the village people are just two of the dozens of artists and

artists estates that have objected to Donald Trump using their

music. And that list includes Abba, Adele, Aerosmith, Aha, The Beatles,

Beyoncée, Bruce Springsteen, Saline Beyond Clearwater Revival, Earth Wind and Fire,

Elton John, the Foo Fighters, Guns and Roses, Leonard Cohen, Lincoln Park, Neil Young,

Nickelback, Ozzy Osbourne, Panic at the Disco,

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