WATCH VIDEO: Waka Flocka Flame Tells Joe Biden Supporters to Leave His Concert, Dedicates Hit Song to Trump
Prominent Grammy-nominated rapper Waka Flocka Flame was performing Club Sky in Salt Lake City, Utah when he suddenly stopped his performance and addressed the audience.
What he said was an absolute shocker and left many with their mouths gaping.
The rapper asked all Joe Biden supporters to get out of his show.
The announcement caused an uproar, and the crowd started booing the rapper.
However, he also got a lot of support on social media from fellow netizens.
Later, Flocka broke into his hit “It’s A Party,” which he dedicated to Trump.
WATCH the video of Waka Flocka Flame asking Joe Biden supporters to get out
It could be dubbed as the first public acknowledgment of support for Donald Trump by rapper Waka Flocka Flame, whose real name is Juaquin James Malphurs.
However, the rapper had as early as October 2023 shown his support for the former US President by posting “Trump2024” and sharing a picture with Trump.
However, the post led to a big and heated debate, which forced the rapper to issue a rejoinder that read
“I’m not a politician, and I don’t wanna talk about politics,” he wrote. “I only answer to the people that made me, and that’s my FANS aka THE PEOPLE… I love y’all with every bone in my body, man. Squaddd.”
Flame joins a list of other rappers like Kanye West, OT7 Quanny, Lil Pump, Sexyy Redd, Sada Baby, Kodak Black, Peezy, and Icewear Vezzo who have endorsed the candidacy of Donald Trump. In fact, Vezzo even attended the roundtable organized by Trump with local Black Community leaders last month. The Trump rally in the Bronx in May also saw the attendance of New York City rappers Sheff G and Sleepy Hollow.
However, Flocka’s support for the former President was not consistent. In 2015, Flocka had tweeted, “Fuck Donald J. Trump,”
He went a step further in 2017 when he wiped his butt with a Trump jersey while on stage.
However, by 2023, his animosity towards Trump changed to endorsing his candidacy and swapped his profile picture to a side-by-side photo with the 2024 presidential candidate.
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