The music world is mourning the loss of Victor Willis, the 74-year-old singer of the iconic disco group Village People. Willis was known for his hit songs, including the classic "Y.M.C.A."
President Donald Trump paid tribute to Willis, sharing his condolences to the music group and his family. According to reports, Trump has a special affinity for the song, often incorporating it into his rallies and events.
Trump praised Willis in a statement, calling him a "great and happy guy" who loved that he used the song at his rallies. He noted that the song became a "monster" hit, breaking records and drawing large crowds to Trump's events.
The Village People performed at Trump's inauguration, singing "Y.M.C.A." as part of the festivities. Trump expressed his gratitude to the group, saying they "loved the action" and that he and his team loved them and their uplifting song.
In his statement, Trump also extended his condolences to Willis' family, saying he will be "sorely missed." The president concluded by offering his well-wishes to the family and group, saying they will be remembered every time the song is played.
The news of Willis' passing comes as a shock to fans and music enthusiasts around the world. His legacy as a singer and performer will be remembered for years to come.
