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Rich’s comments may resonate with many fans who feel similarly disenfranchised by the political leanings of some artists.

His message was simple: if people don't appreciate living in the United States, they should go live somewhere else.

As if that wasn’t enough to shake things up, 50 Cent’s iconic track "Many Men" has reportedly seen a 250% spike in streams following Trump's latest legal battle.

The video, combined with Trump's enthusiastic backing, is helping “Fighter” reach new heights in both conservative and mainstream music circles.

The service, which had been live in five regions (Indonesia, Brazil, Australia, Singapore, and Mexico), failed to gain traction, proving that TikTok's brand might not be as unstoppable as it seems.

The Marine Rapper combines his sharp lyricism with punchy beats and samples, making this song as infectious as it is symbolic.

This pattern of abuse must be addressed to protect future generations of young artists from being victimized.

In a tweet that quickly went viral, Bryan declared “Kanye > Taylor,” referencing the infamous Kanye and Taylor VMA moment that Swifties haven’t forgotten.

Another win for the conservative counterculture musical movement.

Dolly Parton pointed out that the CMAs are focused on honoring musicians who have spent their lives shaping country music.

Rich, known for his patriotic values and vocal support for Donald Trump, makes a bold theological statement here, suggesting that no matter the outcome of the 2024 election, God’s will prevails.

Despite these serious accusations, his lawyer insists that Diddy is eager to clear his name in court.

The reasons are clear: surging production costs, skyrocketing ticket prices, and consumers tightening their belts due to Biden's inflation-ridden economy.

Despite the cancellation, Prather remains undeterred, with new music on the way from Baste Records and an upcoming video addressing the situation.