Donald Trump Town Hall sees him dance for 30 minutes to Sinead O'Connor, Rufus Wainwright, Guns N' Roses and more

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

77% : Various clips from the event were soon posted to social media, and in the videos, Trump can be seen enjoying the playlist, bobbing his head, dancing along and mouthing along to various lyrics with fans.
62% : More music then played while Trump stood around on stage.
44% : Trump wrapped up his 'town hall' in Oaks, Pennsylvania, after just a few questions, and right after he said he would take a few more questions.
39% : According to various outlets, the tracks played at the event included songs by artists who have already threatened Trump with legal action.
37% : The use of Sinead O'Connor's music in his political rallies is far from the only time that Trump has been told by an artist not to use their music in his campaigns.
26% : Elsewhere, Isaac Hayes' estate is suing Trump for $3million (£2.28m) after allegedly finding over 130 instances where the song was used at his campaign rallies without permission, ABBA demanded Trump stop using their music, and Beyoncé reportedly threatened the former president with legal action for using her song 'Freedom' in a social media video.
21% : Last month, it was also reported that Trump had lost a legal battle over using Eddy Grant's song 'Electric Avenue' without permission.

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