According to the left, Trump should not be allowed to use the YMCA song because it's “a gay anthem.” However, YMCA singer Victor Willis disagrees and says he allowed Trump to use the song because it “brought so much joy to so many people.”

According to Salon:

Donald Trump's love of the Village People is well-documented, as is the group's pushback against tracks like "Y.M.C.A." and "Macho Man" being played at Trump rallies. The disco group's co-founder Victor Willis walked back that opposition on Thursday during a visit to Fox News.

Willis told the hosts of "Fox & Friends First" that he relented on his years-long opposition to Trump's use of their hits after seeing how much "joy to the American people" the song brought during events.

“I decided to allow the president-elect’s continued use of 'Y.M.C.A.' because he seems to genuinely, genuinely like the song,” he said. “So I decided to contact BMI and told them not to terminate his political use license because he seemed to be bringing so much joy to the American people with his use of 'Y.M.C.A.'"

When he says “joy” he actually means joy, not the fake “joy” the Kamala campaign pretended they could ever have. There was so much joy in Trump’s campaign that the Village People will “seriously consider” performing at his inauguration if asked.

“The president-elect has done so much for 'Y.M.C.A'. and brought so much joy to so many people, the song has actually gone back to number one," Willis said. "So, if he were to ask the Village People to perform the song live for him, we’d have to seriously consider it.”

One of the main differences between Kamala and Trump when it comes to Hollywood celebrities, is that the latter is genuine while the former pays these people off to pretend she has support. So while it may or may not be true that the Trump campaign pays performers, it’s undeniable that it still results in genuine support, as celebrities don’t endorse the man because it is good for their career.

So while Kamala tried to make BRAT summer a thing, any joy surrounding Trump’s campaign was actually real.