It’s still F*#% Donald Trump on the Westside. During his Rolling Loud Los Angeles performance, YG brought out a Trump impersonator to deliver a message to the crowd. After Fake…
While campaigning in Detroit, former President Donald Trump dissed the city, stating that the country would resemble the Midwestern town under a Kamala Harris presidency. You can hear it below:
Trump in Detroit: The whole country will be like Detroit if Kamala Harris is your president pic.twitter.com/KW3nqtuSd9
Enter Stevie Wonder who was in Motown for his Sing Your Song! As We Fix Our Nation’s Broken Heart tour and he issued a response: “I just gotta say for the record, I don’t like nobody talking bad about Detroit.”
According to Billboard, Wonder then led the crowd in a chant of “Don’t cha do it!” as a warning to Trump.
Stevie Wonder has announced another date for his Sing Your Song! As We Fix Our Nation’s Broken Heart tour, with a final stop in Chicago on Saturday, November 2, at the United Center. The 25-time GRAMMY Award winner, whose accolades include an Academy Award and a Presidential Medal of Freedom, will now deliver 11 powerful performances across the U.S. in October and November 2024.
This eleventh show comes during a pivotal election season, with Wonder using his platform to inspire “joy over anger, kindness over recrimination, and peace over war.” As a gesture of appreciation, he will offer complimentary tickets to community members already contributing to healing the nation’s “broken heart.”
The tour, produced by Wonder Productions and promoted by AEG Presents in partnership with Free Lunch, launched at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, PA. Other stops include New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Greensboro, Atlanta, Detroit, Milwaukee, and Minneapolis before concluding in Chicago.
Fans can also listen to Wonder’s latest single, “Can We Fix Our Nation’s Broken Heart,” which echoes the themes of his upcoming performances.
The first 2024 presidential candidate who can help Boosie Badazz will likely get his vote. Hitting X, Boosie revealed he would like a pardon from either Vice President Kamala Harris or former President Donald Trump ahead of their election.
“My case got dismissed for a ruling that was made n the 9th circuit court .2 weeks later the ruling gets vacated,” Boosie wrote. “SMH soon as I celebrate the law is vacated GTFOH I got some powerful people who hate me with every bone n they body.
“I was sent to prison for 10 years for 3rd marijuana. For being a user lol no rehab ,no probation sent straight to prison .at this point i need a parden [sic] from whoever wins @vp @realdonaldtrump.”
MY CASE GOT DISMISSED FOR A RULING THAT WAS MADE N THE 9th CIRCUIT COURT .2 WEEKS LATER THE RULING GETS VACATED.SMH SOON AS I CELEBRATE THE LAW IS VACATED GTFOH I GOT SOME POWERFUL PEOPLE WHO HATE ME WITH EVERY BONE N THEY BODY. I WAS SENT TO PRISON FOR 10 YEARS FOR 3rd…
There is no switch-up in YG’s game. Appearing on a stream with Adin Ross, YG revealed he still does not love Donald Trump.
“I think it’s still [fuck Donald Trump],” YG said. “I seen something a week or two weeks ago that Trump was trying to give immunity to police officers and I don’t understand how a human being can do that. I’m Black so I got a lot of homies and friends that been in police brutality situations where they ain’t really do nothing wrong.
“Police tripping out and n-ggas end up dead or fucked up in jail and all type of shit, and I feel like police should be responsible for their actions. But for Trump – he thinks different and I don’t fuck with that.”
YG said during Adin Ross' stream that he still stands by his 2016 song "FDT (Fuck Donald Trump)," featuring Nipsey Hussle and called out Trump over his support for police immunity.pic.twitter.com/XQrsrvkrER
After shocking the world by walking out during the Republican National Convention to 50 Cent’s part real-life/part fable hit “Many Men” earlier this month, former President Donald Trump came on controversial internet personality Adin Ross’ stream to the assassination survival track.
In the beginning of the stream, Ross is seen setting up his camera in front a crowd of seated Trump supporters. Many Men can be heard in the background and a few seconds later, Trump is seen walking out from a hallway behind the soon to be cheering crowd.
On the livestream, Trump addresses a few topics, including Young Thug’s current RICO trial, to which Trump says he heard that he has been treated unfairly and comments, “He needs to be treated fairly.”
After shocking the world by walking out during the Republican National Convention to 50 Cent’s part real-life/part fable hit “Many Men” earlier this month, former President Donald Trump came on controversial internet personality Adin Ross’ stream to the assassination survival track.
At the beginning of the stream, Ross is seen setting up his camera in front of a crowd of seated Trump supporters. Many Men can be heard in the background, and a few seconds later, Trump is seen walking out from a hallway behind the soon-to-be cheering crowd.
On the live stream, Trump addresses a few topics, including Young Thug’s current RICO trial. Trump says he heard that he has been treated unfairly and comments, “He needs to be treated fairly.”
Tiger Woods has revealed he was distraught after the assassination attempt of Donald Trump. The international news caused Woods to lose sleep, which he stated affected his preparation for The Open Championship.
Speaking with BBC Sport, Woods stated he learned about the shooting while flying to Scotland, causing him to remain awake on his flight and watch all of the coverage.
“I didn’t accomplish a lot because I wasn’t in the right frame of mind,” Woods said. “It was a long night and that’s all we watched the entire time on the way over here.
“I didn’t sleep at all on the flight, and then we just got on the golf course.”
Woods bonded with Trump on the golf course, as many of Trump’s friends do. In 2019, he also gave Trump the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
After the guilty verdict was read, the Trump campaign launched emails and text messages dubbing the former president as a political prisoner.
A recently launched fundraising campaign has Trump in a Make America Great Again cap with the words “Political Prisoner” played across his body. A call to action button labeled “Stand with Trump” is included in the email.
The Trump campaign already calling him a ‘political prisoner’ – this from a fundraising email pic.twitter.com/G61FqrGrFV
Former president Donald J. Trump has been found guilty of all 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in the first degree.
The falsified records are to cover up the sex scandal with Stormy Daniels ahead of his run for the White House in 2016. Trump is the first American president to be declared a felon, a tag that comes as he is gearing up for the general election in November.
Trump is now facing a maximum of four years in prison. Judge Juan Merchan will deliver the sentence.
According to The New York Times, as Trump entered the courtroom, he was asked if he was nervous. His reply was, “I want to campaign.”
Each charge was read with a guilty verdict following 34 times. Trump was unresponsive, glaring at each juror as they confirmed their verdict.
The deliberation lasted two days. Trump will be sentenced on July 11.
The falsified records are to cover up the sex scandal with Stormy Daniels ahead of his run for the White House in 2016. Trump is the first American president to be declared a felon, a tag that comes as he is gearing up for the general election in November.
Trump is now facing a maximum of four years in prison. Judge Juan Merchan will deliver the sentence.
According to The New York Times, as Trump entered the courtroom, he was asked if he was nervous. His reply was, “I want to campaign.”
Each charge was read with a guilty verdict following 34 times. Trump was unresponsive, glaring at each juror as they confirmed their verdict.
The deliberation lasted two days. Trump will be sentenced on July 11.
Former president Donald J. Trump has been found guilty of all 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in the first degree.
The falsified records are to cover up the sex scandal with Stormy Daniels ahead of his run for the White House in 2016. Trump is the first American president to be declared a felon, a tag that comes as he is gearing up for the general election in November.
Trump is now facing a maximum of four years in prison. Judge Juan Merchan will deliver the sentence.
According to The New York Times, as Trump entered the courtroom, he was asked if he was nervous. His reply was, “I want to campaign.”
Each charge was read with a guilty verdict following 34 times. Trump was unresponsive, glaring at each juror as they confirmed their verdict.
The deliberation lasted two days. Trump will be sentenced on July 11.
On Friday, former president Donald Trump was indicted on charges of conspiracy and violating the espionage act. Trump is being accused of stealing hundreds of boxes of classified documents from the White House after losing the 2020 presidential election. Legendary producer Teddy Riley shows his support for the president in his comments and reveals why he stands by his former president.
The ‘Guy’ singer/producer says that he stands with Trump because he released his older brother Lou Hobbs, who was serving double life in prison. Teddy goes on to say that Trump taught him “how to be a free man of this country.”
Teddy believes that Trump “can do something amazing for us, because he did it for Africa while he was in office.” He explains that everyone has their own beliefs, and this is solely what he believes. Thoughts?