Trump honors ‘Y.M.C.A.’ singer Victor Willis after death announcement
President Donald Trump expressed his condolences following the death of Victor Willis, a singer from the Village People who was 74 years old. Trump, known for using the group’s song “YMCA” as his rally theme, praised Willis as a happy and great person who appreciated the song’s use at his events. He highlighted how “YMCA” became a massive hit again during his rallies and recalled Willis’s support from the beginning. Trump also shared that Willis and the Village People performed “YMCA” at his inauguration. He extended his sympathies to Willis’s family and group, noting that Willis will be greatly missed.Additionally, the article includes links to other news stories and a mention of Willis’s involvement in the inauguration, with a note that the story is ongoing and may be updated.
President Donald Trump mourned Village People singer Victor Willis, who died at age 74.
Trump, who has turned the Village People’s “YMCA” song into his theme song, voiced his condolences to the music group and his family.
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“He was a great and happy guy who loved that I used his groups song, YMCA, at my Rallies. It became a ‘monster’ hit, again, 30 years after its original launch. Many singers and groups wanted to get on board at the Rallies after all of the Rally Attendance Records were set – The crowds were, and are, enormous – But Victor and the group was there for us right from the beginning!” he said in a post on Truth Social.
“They loved the action, and we loved them and their great and uplifting song. We will think of Victor every time YMCA is played, like today, and all throughout this July Fourth Birthday week. My condolences to his wonderful family and group, Victor Willis will be sorely missed, God Bless Him!!!” Trump concluded.
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Willis and the Village People performed their song for Trump’s inauguration.
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