Artists Condemn Trump's Unauthorized Use of Their Music at Rallies

Celine Dion and Isaac Hayes' estate lead a growing list of musicians taking legal action against the former president's campaign.

Celine Dion criticized Trump's use of her song 'My Heart Will Go On' at a Montana rally.
Isaac Hayes' estate demands $3 million in licensing fees for repeated unauthorized use of his music.
Legal experts confirm artists have a strong case if Trump's campaign did not secure proper licenses.
Performing rights organizations like BMI and ASCAP play a key role in licensing political campaign music.
Numerous artists, including Rihanna and Elton John, have previously objected to Trump's use of their music.