On Sunday (Sept. 15), the former president lashed out against the pop superstar on social media, just days after she officially endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 U.S. presidential election.
“I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT!” Trump wrote in all caps on Truth Social.
Following last week’s first presidential debate between Trump and Harris on ABC News, Swift shared her endorsement for the VP with her 238 million Instagram followers (her account had reached 284 million as of Sept. 15).
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The former president was speaking at the National Association of Black Journalists convention in Chicago and a brass band took the chance to mount a mini-protest.
The group played the Drake diss, but co-opted its message to direct it at the 2024 Republican nominee for president instead. Where Kendrick sang “They not like us”, this band sang, “Trump’s not like us”.
Not the White men outside the convention having more sense than the National Association of Black Journalists.
They changed the lyrics to 'They Not Like Us' to 'Trump's Not Like Us.'#NABJ #NABJ24 #NABJ2024 pic.twitter.com/2hNZ43cS0O
— sagesurge (@sagesurge) July 31, 2024
“Not the White men outside the convention having more sense than the National Association of Black Journalists,” wrote the X user who posted the original clip.
Drake himself recently quoted the song, which became a US BIllboard Hot 100 chart-topper and became the most streamed hip-hop song in one day, in response to an impersonator dancing along to ‘Hotline Bling’. “Sometimes you gotta pop out,” the Canadian rapper wrote while referencing the video.
