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Will Trump use 'Seven Nation Army' at campaign events by end of 2025?
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The White Stripes Drop 'Seven Nation Army' Copyright Lawsuit Against Donald Trump
Nov 11, 2024, 06:56 PM
The White Stripes, led by Jack White and Meg White, have voluntarily withdrawn their copyright infringement lawsuit against President-elect Donald Trump. The lawsuit was initially filed in September 2024 over the unauthorized use of their song 'Seven Nation Army' during Trump's campaign events. The band had previously criticized Trump, with Jack White calling him a 'wannabe dictator'. The decision to drop the lawsuit was filed on Sunday, Nov 10, shortly after Trump's landslide victory in the recent election.
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