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Snoop Dogg has criticised Donald Trump by calling him a “racist” who is “disrespecting every colour”.
The rapper also told the US president to earn the public’s votes in the lead up to the 2020 US election.
“So, me and my homeboys sittin’ up here talkin’ about all the people that President Trump disrespected,” said Snoop Dogg on his Instagram page today (September 9). “Women, gays, transgenders, Blacks, Mexicans, Asians, and now veterans.
“Hm. Seems like he’s disrespecting every colour in the world and everything that ain’t what he is, which is a racist.” You can see the post below.
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He added: “With that being said, the people that voted for him got exactly what they wanted. They gave them what he said he was gon’ do.
“So, the next motherfucker, you better tell us what we gon’ get for your vote. You better show up and deliver, period. We just want some peace, love, equality, and tranquillity for everybody. All lives. Just basic conversation. Now carry on.”
This isn’t the first time Snoop has spoken up against Trump – earlier this year he revealed that he would be voting for the first time solely to help see Trump out of office.
During an appearance on Real 93.3’s Big Boy’s Neighbourhood, Snoop admitted that he has not voted in an election before because he thought his criminal record prevented it, following his drug and gun charge conviction.
“I didn’t know that. My record’s been expunged so now I can vote,” he said, adding, “I ain’t never voted a day in my life, but this year I think I’m going to get out and vote because I can’t stand to see this punk in office one more year,” he said of Trump.
And Snoop is not alone. Rapper Cardi B, earlier this year, branded Donald Trump a “terrorist” following a January airstrike against Iran.
She previously claimed that she hates the US President with a “fucking passion”.
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