Jack White and The White Stripes have sued Donald Trump.
White claims that Trump's campaign improperly used the duo's smash-hit "Seven Nation Army."
Recently, a string of artists and their estates have sued Trump.
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Jack White doesn't want to leave it alone regarding former President Donald Trump's use of one of his most famous songs.
On Monday, White and Meg White, the duo behind The White Stripes, sued Trump, his campaign, and one of his top campaign officials for using "Seven Nation Army" in a short video posted on X and other social media platforms.
"This machine sues fascists," White wrote on Instagram, screenshotting the top of his complaint, a play on Woody Guthrie's WWII-era message that he emblazoned on his guitar.
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deeppurpleking on September 10th, 2024 at 00:30 UTC »
Conservatives are like “this songs about me!” But they’re the villain in the songs lol
ChungusAhUm on September 9th, 2024 at 23:16 UTC »
I truly don’t understand how right-wingers process the cognitive dissonance, they try to claim all this music and popular culture as their own and as speaking for them, but nearly to an artist, the artists who make it all despise their politics. What the fuck do you think the White Stripes have been saying all this time?
gjenkins01 on September 9th, 2024 at 23:07 UTC »
Always love a Woody Guthrie reference. Oklahoma represent! ✊