Pharrell is not "happy" to see Trump play his song after shooting a synagogue

Pharrell Williams sent President Trump a letter of termination on Monday after the president's campaign played the hit song "Happy" at a rally that took place hours after the Tree of the Saga massacre. Life in Pittsburgh.

"The day of the mass murder of 11 human beings in the hands of a disturbed" nationalist ", you interpreted his song" Happy "in front of a crowd at a political event in Indiana, Williams' lawyer wrote in a letter obtained by the Hollywood Reporter.

"The tragedy inflicted on our country Saturday is nothing" happy "and no permission has been granted for your use of this song for this purpose."

The letter continues to say that Trump does not have permission to use the song and that he would continue to play it would violate copyright laws.

Pharrell was reacting to the carnage that took place on Saturday when an antisemitic gunman opened fire on the Pittsburgh Synagogue during prayers.

Despite the tragedy, Trump decided not to cancel a campaign type rally in Indiana later in the day, where the song had been played.

During the rally, Trump joked that he had almost canceled the event because he had a "bad day of hairdressing".