🔥🚨BREAKING: The Foo Fighters are attacking Donald Trump on Twitter over their song being heard at the Arizona Rally during RFK Jr’s appearance. Almost every artist that complains doesn’t even own the rights to their music, they don’t have to give permission, ‘most of the time’ the outrage is... a liberal tactic to make Donald Trump appear ignorant or disliked. To think a man with as many companies as Trump has wouldn’t understand copyright is absurd, The Foo Fighters have yet to announced if they have legal grounding to proceed court.show more

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Foo Fighters haven’t been relevant in years. They should be grateful, instead they play right into the Dems hands and look like fools. This really could have been a GREAT moment for them. 😏

There has been a huge FLIP. The libs are now old school fascists and MAGA has gone more for the people. We want healthy children and food, freedom of speech and personal freedoms. While the left wants to shut you up, shut you down, over tax your money and take your kids.

I remember when I went to a rolling stones concert and the foo fighters was the back up band and got booed off the stage . I also remember when foo fighters asked for vaccination papers to see them. They are clearly left wing lunatics

If the 2001 version of Grohl was here today, he would be telling himself "Fuck you"

Americans loves Donald Trump

All these Dems used to love Donald Trump! What happened to the democrat party?

This will only make President Trump more popular. These leftist attacks against him always fail.

We don’t care what they say

Legal Answer - How do politicians use copyrighted music? The same way everyone else does. They go through licensing companies and services. Here’s a list: 1. ASCAP License (American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers) 2. BMI License (Broadcast Music, Inc.) 3. SESAC License (Society of European Stage Authors and Composers) 4. Global Music Rights License (GMR) 5. SoundExchange (for digital performances like streaming) These licenses typically cover the public performance of music, allowing the use of songs during events such as political rallies. Each rally can range from $500-$5000 depending on a few variables. Foo Fighters are welcome to STFU.