Hayes' estate 'repeatedly' asked Trump's campaign to stop playing 'Hold On, I'm Coming' at campaign rallies, but now a judge has stepped in.
“I do order Trump and his campaign to not use the song without proper license,” Judge Thomas Thrash Jr. said in a hearing in Atlanta,for $3 million for copyright infringement for using the song at campaign events without permission or authorization. According to the lawsuit, the singer’s estate has “asked repeatedly” for Trump’s campaign not to use the song.
“I don’t want that song associated with Donald Trump. I don’t want people to hear ‘Hold On, I’m Coming’ and think of Donald Trump because of the nature and the character of the person that he is,” Hayes’s son Isaac Hayes III told
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