The Foo Fighters have announced plans to donate royalties from their song 'My Hero' to Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign after Donald Trump used the track at a recent rally without permission. The band's spokesperson clarified that they were not consulted regarding the song's use and would have denied permission if asked. In response to a fan's inquiry on social media, they reiterated their stance, stating, 'No' to Trump's use of the song and emphasized, 'Let us be clear.' While Trump's campaign claims they had a license to play the song, the Foo Fighters have taken a public stand against its unauthorized use. This incident follows a series of controversies where Trump has faced backlash for using artists' music without authorization, including Beyoncé, who recently sent a cease-and-desist letter for her song 'Freedom.' As part of their support for Harris, the band is redirecting royalties to her campaign, highlighting a growing trend among artists to distance themselves from Trump's political activities.