The chart-topping group once dunked on Trump for using its track at his rallies. Four years later, the band is giving him a live show at his second inauguration.

"Y.M.C.A." is known to be a favorite of Donald Trump's, and its singer plans to be on hand for the president-elect's swearing in.

attorney Karen Willis, sent a separate cease-and-desist letter to Trump. In it, she threatened legal action over unauthorized performances at Mar-a-Lago by a Village People look-alike tribute act.

Karen Huff-Willis. Per Stuff, the pair met when she was a law student. She reportedly put her career on hold to help Willis with his multiple lawsuits involving the Village People, including ...

How does that benefit Village People? It does not ... rally But the group wasn’t always so friendly toward Trump. Karen Willis, the group’s manager and wife of the lead singer, sent Trump ...

attorney Karen Willis, sent a separate cease-and-desist letter to Trump. In it, she threatened legal action over unauthorized performances at Mar-a-Lago by a Village People look-alike tribute act.

Village People were not a political group ... Then, in May 2023, band manager Karen Willis, wife of Victor Willis, sent a cease-and-desist letter to Trump’s lawyer seeking an end to the use ...

Jim Jefferies could be dragged into court by a cop -- correction, The Cop from the Village People -- all because Jim referred to "Y.M.C.A." as a gay anthem ...

The Village People reversed course in 2023. Karen Willis, Victor’s wife and the band’s manager, sent Trump a cease-and-desist letter, saying regularly having Village People impersonators ...

Members of the Village People performed their signature song, “Y.M.C.A.,” at President-elect Donald Trump’s rally late Sunday, ahead of his swearing-in ceremony—a shift after the band’s ...