Mamma Mia! Not Again!
Iconic 70s pop group ABBA have called on former President Trump to stop playing their songs or footage of them at his campaign rallies. Guardian:
Republican presidential nominee Trump performed hits including “Money, Money, Money,” “The Winner Takes It All” and “Dancing Queen” at an event on Tuesday in St. Cloud, Minnesota, which has the largest Swedish population in the United States, Svenska Dagbladet newspaper reported.
In the campaign, ABBA The members' images were shown on a large video screen at the hockey stadium, along with messages urging supporters to donate.
The Swedish group's record company, Universal Music, said it had never been asked for permission by the Trump campaign to use ABBA's music or videos and that any footage from the event must be “taken down and removed immediately.”
A spokesman for the group said the Trump campaign had not been given any license or permission.
“Together with the band members of ABBA, we have become aware of publicly available video footage of ABBA's music and videos being used at Trump events and have requested that such use be immediately withdrawn and removed,” the company said. “Universal Music Publishing AB and Polar Music International AB have not received any request, and no permission or license has been granted to Mr. Trump.”
Bjorn Ulvaeus, one of the members of ABBA, also told Swedish news agency TT in a text message: “Our record company Universal will ensure it is removed.”
According to the Associated Press, various artists and their estates have urged Trump not to play their songs during the election.
After the video Celine Dion She was seen performing her hit song “My Heart Will Go On” at a Trump campaign rally in Bozeman, Montana, last weekend, and the response from her team was swift.
“Such use is not authorized in any manner whatsoever and Celine Dion does not endorse this or any similar use,” the statement posted to social media read. “…Really, that song?”
Dion joins in A long list of performers A number of artists have spoken out against Trump using their songs ahead of the 2020 election, including Bruce Springsteen, Rihanna, Phil Collins, Pharrell, John Fogerty, Neil Young, Eddie Grant, Panic! at the Disco, REM and Guns N' Roses.
The estates of late artists Leonard Cohen, Tom Petty and Prince have also objected to the Trump campaign playing their songs.
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