Trick Daddy, a veteran of raped twice in the Grammy Awards, laughed at a critic who accused President Donald Trump's rapper Nelly's performance in Liberty Ball. “It's not personal if you work,” said Miami singer.
“Many people are angry at artists at the inauguration ceremony, but you know me too. I have an unpopular opinion on it,” Trick Daddy recent radio interviews. I talked.
“First of all, congratulations on having earned $ 1.5 million in that program. I wish they would give me $ 1.5 million. If it's my business, it's not personal.” Ta. “If my worst enemy books a concert to me, I will do that concert. If he booked me in the area where I was struggling … I would have the concert. I'm going to do it.
Nelly proudly defended the performance at the Trump Dance as “honor”.
“I'm not doing this for money. I'm doing it because it's an honor. I respect the office,” Nelly said last week. “It doesn't matter who will take office. Just as our men, women, and siblings have to go to the war, we have to be at risk for anyone. [is] I'm in the office. “
Trick Daddy was not the only prominent person who supported Nelly.
“Nelly is not a political person,” said ESPN moderator Steven A. Smith last week. “He is not involved in the election campaign. Nelly is performing for those who pay a legitimate fee, and the office has its power, so he believes that he respects the office. I have to respect it if I like it.
Jerome Hudson is an editor of Brightbart News Entertainment and the author of the book. 50 I don't want to know about Trump. order Today is your copy. to follow Jerome Hudson On Twitter and Instagram@Geromy Hudson
