Kanye West surprised the American music scene by dropping a single, “Ye vs. The People,” in which he and fellow rapper T.I. go back and forth about their political views.
Some are calling his vocal support of President Donald Trump nothing more than a publicity stunt. But even if that’s true, West is bringing attention to some very important issues.
At what point did Trump become such a villain and the blame for everything and everyone’s problem?
An article from Revolt TV points to over 35 positive rap references to Trump, including Jay Z, Ice Cube, Fat Joe, Lil Kim, Nicki Minaj, and Meek Mill. You get my point.
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This is not going on well with the democrats. The democrat party is too intent on keeping black in chains like they have for generations now. The democrats hate it when blacks are free thinkers and deviate away from the democrat plantation. This is why the democrat party is dead set against school choice. They force blacks to have to remain in substandard dangerous schools. These rappers considered house slaves by the democrat party aren't to be speaking well of any Republican because it might get the field hands so to speak to not vote democrat.
Can't stand Kanye but his right about Trump.
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