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Donald Trump‘s habits of using well-known artists’ music at his rallies is about to backfire on him — that’s what the Foo Fighters are saying after he cranked definitely certainly one of their best hits … with out permission.

Trump launched out Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — who ended his advertising and marketing marketing campaign and endorsed Trump — Friday night time in Glendale, AZ whereas blaring FF’s 1997 hit “My Hero,” and whereas the pyrotechnics and music fired up the group … it merely pissed off Dave Grohl and agency.

As quickly because the Foo caught wind of the wild scene in AZ, the band despatched Trump a clear message: Don’t do that!

FF says they won’t have granted Trump permission to utilize their observe if his advertising and marketing marketing campaign had bothered to ask, nonetheless says they’re going to now take acceptable measures to verify it doesn’t happen as soon as extra.

Grohl’s band promised one other switch that’s constructive to piss off Trump — it talked about any royalties generated by Trump’s utilization of “My Hero” might be funneled to Kamala Harris‘ presidential marketing campaign.

So, mainly, if there’s a bump in streaming or purchases of the track within the wake of Trump’s AZ rally … Foo Fighters will donate these funds to staff Harris-Walz.

It’s a brand new ploy for an previous drawback — beforehand, Trump has performed the late Isaac Hayes‘ “Maintain on, I’m Coming” with out permission … prompting Isaac’s property to file a discover of copyright infringement.

Trump moreover found himself in scorching water with Beyoncé after his advertising and marketing marketing campaign posted a video on X exhibiting Donald strolling off a airplane scored with “Freedom.” It was a full troll job, as a result of the observe is VP Harris’ advertising and marketing marketing campaign anthem … one factor Bey completely licensed.