Trump dances with the Village People as Kid Rock, Hulk Hogan, and Jon Voight join star-studded pre-inauguration rally

We do support that we have a new president now and we should all wish him well until he gives us a reason not to. But let's give him a chance and see what he's going to do,

he said in a post on social media

But you have a little special treat, ... They're slightly larger than they used to be, but that's the way it goes. We can all tell you, that's the way life goes."

Trump said, speaking at the rally at the Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., adding

This is the wildest end to a political rally I've ever seen."

Brian Lilley, political columnist

You won't recognize them,

Trump said at the rally

It's the people that, 30 years ago, had a hot song, never hit number one, it hit number five, but 30 years later, it hit number one, week after week. And they're here to sing,

he said

You´re going to see executive orders that are going to make you extremely happy

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As such, I simply didn’t have the heart to prevent his continued use of my song in the face of so many artists withdrawing his use of their material,

Willis said

Since 2020, I’ve received over a thousand complaints about President Elect Trump’s use of Y.M.C.A. With that many complaints, I decided to ask the President Elect to stop using Y.M.C.A. because his use had become a nuisance to me”

Willis explained his reasoning behind the letter last month

First of all, our performances are not an indorsement of the President Elect’s policies no matter what you say to the contrary,

Willis wrote

There’s been a lot of talk, especially of late, that Y.M.C.A. is somehow a gay anthem,

Willis wrote in a December 2 statement

However, I don’t mind that gays think of the song as their anthem,

he later added

We believe that music should be shared across political spectrum and not preserved for one political side,

he added

We said, ‘My God, look at those characters,

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We as a group don’t like labels, don’t like black-white, straight-gay, disco-rock & roll.”

David Hodo (the construction worker) told Rolling Stone in 1979

Sorry, but I can no longer look the other way,

Willis wrote

She would have chosen the likes of John Legend and Beyonce, etc.,

Willis wrote in a long Facebook post last week, adding

We as a family love you so much. This is the greatest political movement ever created."

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It's all going to be released."

He referred to Martin Luther King Jr too before vowing

Starting tomorrow, I will act with historic speed of strength and fix every single crisis facing our country,

he said last night

Hostages starting to come out today! Three wonderful young women will be first."

He wrote