The chart-topping group once dunked on Trump for using its track at his rallies. Four years later, the band is giving him a live show at his second inauguration.

The Village People, the group behind iconic hit YMCA, think their song will help heal divides in the USA after a backlash about their decision to perform it at Donald Trump's inauguration

Club members formed a flash mob on Thursday and danced to the 1978 hit Y.M.C.A. by the Village People, to oppose Criterion Capital's plans. Jenny, who was in the flash mob, stressed the club's importance to people's mental health: "We're going to burden the NHS further if this closes.

There is no shortage of controversy surrounding the modern-day version of the disco group Village People, which is a shell of its former self but will

Following the announcement that the Village People would be performing at several upcoming inauguration events, what is it about their songs that appeals to the President-elect?

"Y.M.C.A." is known to be a favorite of Donald Trump's, and its singer plans to be on hand for the president-elect's swearing in.

The group has previously clashed with the US president-elect over his use of their hit song YMCA, a tune long synonymous with gay pride.

For nearly 50 years, when most people thought of the Village People, they thought of gay culture. However, now, the band seems to be mostly relevant due to the use of its songs by upcoming president Donald Trump.