(CNN) President Donald Trump's long list of Twitter foes has a new addition.

Alternative rockers R.E.M. are not happy that Trump retweeted a snarky video clip from his State of the Union address that features the band's early '90s song "Everybody Hurts." The earnest ballad plays over clips of Democrats looking none too pleased with the speech.

Michael Stipe, Mike Mills and Peter Buck of R.E.M. perform on "Today" in 2008.

The video was created by pro-Trump memester Carpe Donktum and has become the latest in a long line of disputes between politicians and rock stars.

R.E.M. bassist Mike Mills blasted Carpe Donktum and Trump, calling them both a name we can't use here. "Measures have been taken to stop it. @jack you need to get on this," he tweeted, calling out Twitter honcho Jack Dorsey.

R.E.M. tweeted a more family-friendly response: "World Leader PRETEND!!! Congress, Media--ghost this faker!!! Love, R.E.M."