Amaar Burton
Determined to take the crown as hip-hop's biggest Donald Trump supporter, Miami rapper Lil Pump says he'll leave the United States if Trump isn't re-elected President.
Lil Pump Supports Trump
Not long after Lil Wayne stepped into the token pro-Trump rapper spot vacated by 50 Cent and Kanye West (contrary to what Eric Trump believes, Ice Cube doesn’t support the POTUS), Lil Pump took it one step further by declaring he’ll move to Colombia if Democratic candidate Joe Biden beats Trump on election day.
Lil Wayne Gets Meme’d After Trump Meeting
Grammy-winning rapper Lil Wayne can’t avoid the Internet’s wrath. Social media has come directly at Weezy F. Baby’s head following his publicized support for Trump just days away from the presidential election.
50 Cent Clowns Lil Wayne
New York rap star 50 Cent went to his Instagram page and offered his opinion of a now-viral shot of Wayne/Trump posing together. 50 said Wayne made a mistake taking a pic with the POTUS.
“oh no 👀 WAYNE🤦♂️, I WOULD HAVE NEVER TOOK THIS PICTURE. #bransoncognac #lecheminduroi” -50 Cent’s Instagram
Fellow rap veteran Royce Da 5’9 went to his Instagram page and didn’t mince words. Royce admitted he couldn’t believe the Wayne hip-hop heads grew up loving could be the same person who met up with Trump to talk about social change.
“This ain’t the Iconic Genius that said. {And I Quote} “B*tch, real G’z move in silence like lasagna”…. Nope 🙅🏿♂️ I rebuke you, Satan … 🗣Stay away from our 🐐’s .. And Wayne would’ve NEVER worn a shirt to the White House…” -Royce 5’9’s Instagram
Earlier in the day, Wayne went to his social media pages to share a shocking shot of himself linked up alongside Trump. LW also said Trump promised to get things done for the community.
“Just had a great meeting with @realdonaldtrump @potus besides what he’s done so far with criminal reform, the platinum plan is going to give the community real ownership. He listened to what we had to say today and assured he will and can get it done. 🤙🏾”
The Internet Reacts To Lil Wayne Hearting Donald Trump
Wayne’s run-in and meeting with Trump has immediately sparked widespread reactions. The general consensus boiled down to people feeling like Wayne – and other rap artists – have sold out.
