A video clip of Dion performing the theme song from the 1997 movie "Titanic" was shown Friday night at a rally in Bozeman, Montana​, and has also been played at several previous Trump rallies.
  • jprice
    44•4 months ago

    Such a fitting song though because his campaign, and life, are sinking just like the Titanic.

  • ℍ𝕂-𝟞𝟝English
    35•4 months ago

    To be in compliance with copyright law, political campaigns must receive a public performance license from organizations like Broadcast Music Inc. or the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers.

    So what are they going to do about it? Or if you’re rich, they just let you do it?

    • @TelodzrumEnglish
      9•4 months ago

      The place they used it at has venue licensing for entire labels’ catalogs. These stories have been coming out forever about all kinds of candidates and nothing happens, because the use is actually licensed, the original artists just don’t like it.

  • @BaronVonBortEnglish
    17•4 months ago

    Also that’s a weird song to play at a rally. A really weird choice.

    • @TelodzrumEnglish
      8•4 months ago

      Apparently he’s been wandering around Mar a Lago with his iPad putting this in the sound system, for years.

      It’s his jam.

  • Don_DickleEnglish
    13•4 months ago

    Doesn’t this happen to at least one or a couple canidates and it gets quickly dropped as a story?

      • @cosmicrookieOPEnglish
        5•4 months ago

        What is more interesting with cases like these, is that the artists pick sides.

        • @[email protected]English
          7•4 months ago

          Well, yeah.

          If a politician that I supported wanted to use some IP of mine and didn’t ask beforehand I’d just sign the document after the fact and if a politician that I didn’t support did the same I’d send a C&D. If I thought their platform was against everything I stood for I’d make a public show of it.

          How else is it supposed to go down?

      • @TelodzrumEnglish
        4•4 months ago

        There isn’t a cause of action because the music is licensed through the venue’s agreements. These stories are just click bait