The family of late soul singer Isaac Hayes has filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump for copyright infringement over the unauthorized use of his song 'Hold On, I’m Comin’' at campaign rallies. The lawsuit demands $3 million in damages for 134 instances of the song's use since 2022, and it includes requests for the removal of related videos and a public acknowledgment of the family's lack of endorsement. Hayes' family has repeatedly asked Trump to cease playing the song, alleging that his campaign has 'willfully and brazenly' ignored these requests. They expressed concerns over public perception that Hayes endorsed Trump, particularly following his use of the song at a National Rifle Association event shortly after the Uvalde school shooting. The Trump campaign has not yet responded to the legal threats, and the family has indicated they may pursue further action if their demands are not met by August 16, 2024.