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Brendon Urie does not want President Donald Trump using his music.

You've never heard "Under Pressure" performed like this before.  Jimmy Fallon, Brendon Urie and The Roots performed a "social-distancing remix" of Queen and David Bowie's classic hit during Tuesday's at-home edition of The Tonight Show.  While some of the musicians used traditional instruments, others had to get creative and use everyday household items, like a toaster, pots and pans, utensils and water glasses.

Queen and David Bowie's “Under Pressure” was a real team effort. When Jimmy Fallon, Panic at the Disco's Brendon Urie and The Roots covered the ‘80s classic on Tuesday night (May 12), they took it to another level.In a new spin on Fallon’s popular “classroom instruments” series, the Tonight Show host gathered a dozen artists for an elaborate virtual performance on “home instruments.”The ensemble really cleared out their cupboards for this one.

Performed with The Roots from the comfort of their own homes

Rising star Mike Taveira identifies as pansexual — that means the 25-year-old singer's attraction to others is not limited by sex, gender or gender identity. Pansexuality is still considered something of a rarity in the LGBTQ community, and is often misinterpreted as bisexual.

Over the end credits, Panic! at the Disco also sings a cover of this jam, hitting all the same high notes as Idina Menzel, I might add. Personally, I’m curious as to why Brendon Urie insists on involving the rest of Panic! at the Disco in his musical theater ventures. (They straight-up sing songs from The Greatest Showman at concerts now; I have Instagram Stories from friends to prove it.) I guess they’re into it though.

Brendon Urie was excited to see "ME!" -- or himself, rather -- in the trailer for Taylor Swift's Netflix documentary Miss Americana, which came out Wednesday (Jan. 22).