Victor Willis, a lead singer for the Village People, insisted that the most famous song he helped write isn’t the gay anthem we know it is.

Victor Willis, the founding lead singer of Village People and co-writer of “YMCA,” “Macho Man” and “In the Navy,” died on June 30. He was 74. “We are profoundly sad to announce the death of Victor ...

Victor Willis died on Monday at the age of 74 following a "short but aggressive illness," the band said.

Donald Trump has paid tribute to Village People lead singer Victor Willis – the man behind one of his favourite songs – who has died, aged 74. According to Trump, Willis, who died following a short ...

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"He was a great and happy guy who loved that I used his group's song, YMCA, at my Rallies," Trump wrote ...

He wrote YMCA in 1978. Nearly five decades later it was still being played at presidential rallies and World Cup draws. Victor Willis died on June 30, one day before he would have turned 75.

Trump described Willis as an early supporter of his campaign events and said the band's signature anthem found a new audience because of its use at his rallies. The post Trump Mourns Village People ...

A disco legend is gone. Once a part of an iconic movement in the 1970s, many used his songs to claim identity. Little did he […] ‘Always About Him!’: Trump Posts Egotistical Tribute to Village People ...

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Victor Willis, who co-founded the Village People, co-wrote the disco group’s classic hits “Y.M.C.A.,” “Macho Man” and “In the ...

Born in Texas, Willis co-founded Village People in 1977 after accepting an invitation from French producer Jacques Morali and music executive Henri Belolo.