After he used their song in a video, The White Stripes are getting revenge with an 'Icky Trump' shirt

Put Jack White in the Never Trump camp.

The Republican nominee used The White Stripes song "Seven Nation Army" in a campaign video, infuriating White, the former frontman of the band. The band officially broke up in 2011, but on Facebook Tuesday, they released a statement saying: "The White Stripes would like to unequivocally state that they have nothing whatsoever to do with this video. They are disgusted by this association, and by the illegal use of their song."

Two days later, White is set to make a few bucks off of Trump. His independent record label, Third Man Records, is selling an "Icky Trump" shirt, a play on The White Stripes song "Icky Thump." In addition to the insult on the front, the shirt displays lyrics from the song:

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"White Americans? What?

Nothing better to do?

Why don't you kick yourself out?

You're an immigrant too.

Who's using who?

What should we do?

Well, you can't be a pimp

And a prostitute too."

The shirts, available for pre-order now, are going for $25 — the same price as a "Make America Great Again" cap.