The estate of Isaac Hayes is suing Donald Trump.

On Friday (August 23), Isaac Hayes III, the late singer’s son, announced on social media that a federal court had granted his father’s estate an emergency hearing in its lawsuit against the former president, who used the slogan “Hold On, I’m Coming” at numerous campaign rallies without permission.

“The Federal Court granted our motion for an emergency hearing to obtain a preliminary injunction,” Hayes III wrote on X (formerly Twitter). “Donald Trump, the RNC, Trump, Trump for President Inc. 2024, Turning Point and the NRA are scheduled to appear in Northern US District Federal Court in Atlanta on September 3, 2024. See you in court.”

On August 11, attorneys for Isaac Hayes Enterprises filed a copyright infringement notice and threatened further litigation against the Trump Project for the unauthorized use of the Sam & &(* )traditional logo at numerous Dave rallies from 2022 to 2024.

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“Today, on the anniversary of the death of my father Isaac Hayes, we have repeatedly asked Donald Trump, the RNC and its representatives not to use the song ‘Hold on I’m Coming,’ written by Isaac Hayes and David Porter, at campaign rallies, but in Montana they used it once again,” Hayes continued.wrote on X 10.

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He added deceased”We demand a cease and desist from use, removal of all associated videos, a public disclaimer, and payment of $3 million in royalties by August 16, 2024. Failure to comply will result in further legal action.”

Hayes 10, 2008, at the age of 65. Aug and he created David Porter, which was provided by Heart Duo “Hold On, I’m Coming”, & &Sam, and on the Dave Day in 1966, comes at the peak at Stax 21 on the No. 100 chart. Billboard Hot, the

Trump, the presidential candidate, has had numerous experiences with other musical groups. Since his first presidential appearance in 2015, numerous well-known musicians and songwriters from his band have criticized the use of their music at political rallies, including Stars, The Rolling Stones, Adele, Rihanna O’Sinead’s estate and Connor’s Aerosmith.Steven Tyler L.

“It is highly unfortunate that these artists have posted publicly on their social media asking Team Trump and other candidates not to use their music – and yet their candidates continue to use their music,” said James, an attorney for Walker Jr., formerly of Hayes Enterprises.

On Friday, he joined the list of musicians opposed to the Foo Fighters using their songs at his events. The Trump-led group’s 1997 anthem, The Dave Grohl, played while “My Hero” Trump invited F. Robert to the Kennedy Jr. stage in Glendale after the independent GOP candidate suspended his candidacy and endorsed the Arizona candidate.

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“The Foo Fighters were not asked for permission, and if they had been, they would not have granted it,” the statement said regarding the unauthorized use. BillboardIn addition, against the project, the representative revenues and all kinds of nobility that will be received as a result of this use will certainly be directed to the “appropriate measures will be taken”/Kamala Harris project.Tim Walz step noted for the second time in the week – and the third time in

The August project had infringed on a celebrity for using music without permission. Trump (On Tuesday, August 22), the project’s spokesperson, Trump, posted on his X-account a 13-second video of Steven Cheung crashing a plane while Trump’s Beyoncé played. The “Freedom” video appeared long after his challenger, the Democratic presidential candidate, had already been using the song (with permission) for weeks. Harrisé’s record label and music writer sent a cease-and-desist letter to

Beyoncé (Wednesday 21) criticized Trump’s use of “Freedom” that night and deleted the video clip from Later’s X account. Cheung III’s articles on X are listed below.

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