Isaac Hayes' Estate Demands Trump Stop Using His Song At Campaign Events
The family of late singer-songwriter Isaac Hayes is making it clear they don’t want to be a part of former President Donald Trump’s campaign.
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The family of late singer-songwriter Isaac Hayes is making it clear they don’t want to be a part of former President Donald Trump’s campaign.
The family of the late singer-songwriter Isaac Hayes has demanded that Donald Trump and his campaign pay $3 million for unauthorized use of the song “Hold On I’m Coming” at his rallies and in campaign videos.
As Donald Trump wound down his rambling 93-minute speech on Thursday night to close out the 2024 Republican National Convention, the five-piece house band launched into Sam & Dave’s 1966 hit, “Hold On, I’m Coming.”