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Saturday was quite a relief to millions when the race was finally called for President-Elect Joe Biden. After the excitement it made us wonder, so what do all those Donald Trump-supporting rappers have to say now?
What can they say, really? They hitched their struggle wagons to a white supremacist, and were thoroughly slandered whenever they made their support known.
Some have remained silent, some have acted like nothing happened and others have just kept quiet. But none have had the heart to say, “Ya know what, my bad, I’ll do better.”
But what did you expect considering Cheeto has yet to concede, and if you have been paying any attention, there’s 99% chance he never will. Oh well, the votes—electoral and popular—say Joe Biden will officially become President of the United States, and Senator Kamala Harris will become Vice President, on January 20, 2021.
Until then, peep what fame Trump capers like Kanye West have to say below.
1. Kanye West
Yeezy at least had the good sense to concede. However, buddy is already talking about a 2024 run. Get real.
2. 50 Cent
After trolling us about voting for Trump for the sake of his taxes, Fif is now clowning Cheeto. But we won’t forget.
4. Lil Wayne
Nothing from Tunechi but what seams like a subliminal since reportedly his girlfriend left him for his Trump support. Or, he dropped her because she was with Biden. Either way, L.
5. Lil Pump
The Gucci Gang rapper that Trump called “Lil Pimp” has been tweet your generic Trump cult conspiracy theories.
6. Tekashi 6ix9ine
Like his music. no one really, really cares what rap’s most infamous has to say. Which has been nothing.
8. Blocboy JB
JB made sure it was known he was off that Trump wave before the election.
9. Azealia Banks
Banks was riding for Trump years ago. Change of heart. We don’t know. But she is on Parler.
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