Seven Nation Army

Jack White sues Trump over the use of The White Stripes’ ‘Seven Nation Army’: ‘This machine sues fascists’

Jack White, the legendary musician who co-founded The White Stripes with Meg White, has taken a bold stance against the unauthorized use of their iconic song “Seven Nation Army” by none other than Donald Trump. In a move that speaks volumes, Jack White has decided to sue Trump, his campaign, and a top campaign official for using their song without permission in a promotional video posted on social media platforms. This legal action is not just about safeguarding copyright; it symbolizes a musician’s firm stand against the misuse of their art for political propaganda.

As I delve into the details of this lawsuit, I can’t help but resonate with the power of music as a form of expression and resistance.… Continue reading

Jack White Says He’s Suing Trump Campaign Over ‘Seven Nation Army’ Video

Jack White is making it abundantly clear that he will not stand by while his music is used to promote an individual as controversial as Donald Trump. As an artist, one’s work is a personal extension of themselves, and when that work is manipulated and used to support a cause or individual that goes against everything they stand for, it’s only natural for them to take action. In this case, White has taken a stand against the Trump campaign’s unauthorized use of the White Stripes classic, ‘Seven Nation Army’, by threatening legal action.

It’s not just about the money for Jack White; it’s about the principle of protecting his artistry and ensuring that it is not misused or misrepresented.… Continue reading