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Snoop is the latest in a growing trend of "Trump Reversal Syndrome". Who will be the next mainstream celebrity to tacitly endorse the former President?

Shapiro Playfully Responds: "Didn't know what I was doing, but I put on a cape. Now it's, 'Which world tour should I go on today?' @NICKIMINAJ"

Released on a Friday, the song quickly soared to the top of the overall charts, dethroning industry giants like Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears, Megan Thee Stallion, Nicki Minaj, Eminem, and Taylor Swift.

The dispute unfolded on social media, with Steve Ignorant requesting the removal of their collaborative work, most likely because of differences in ideological beliefs.

Marr joins a list of musicians who have spoken out against the use of their music by political figures, particularly Trump.

There are reported instances of King telling the audience, "You ain't getting your money back" and introducing herself as "f**king hammered."

The challenge to artists to use 𝕏 can be seen as a step towards fostering an alternative space that allows for free expression without the constraints of ideological boundaries.

The incident not only raises questions about the limits of cancel culture but also highlights the resilience of artists like Chad Prather who refuse to be silenced.

As the 2024 election season looms, observers are curious about his potential endorsement of Trump and his recent criticism of President Joe Biden.

This collaboration brought together influential conservative figures for unique evenings full of political commentary.

The singer contends that individuals who believe cancel culture is necessary for holding people accountable may find themselves the targets of cancel culture eventually.

Bryson claims to have met Ye in Tokyo months ago, discussing matters of faith, repentance, and Christ-centered lyrics

Lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong reportedly sang, "I’m not a part of a MAGA agenda," deviating from the original line, "I’m not a part of the redneck agenda."

Hi-Rez is a Bronx born, Florida raised hip-hop artist. His Second Amendment single, “Triggered,” is out now on Baste Records.