David Bridges
Wow, the internet is buzzing with intense reactions to Roseanne Barr as she makes waves with her new pro-Donald Trump rap song. The 72-year-old actress released her record and accompanying music video just days ahead of the president-elect’s inauguration on January 20, igniting a firestorm of commentary across social media platforms.
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Unleashing Boldness: Roseanne Barr’s Pro-Donald Trump Rap Song and Music Video
Roseanne Barr has social media buzzing as users express their opinions on her audacious record endorsing Donald Trump. She collaborated with Canadian rapper Tom MacDonald on the music video and single titled, ‘Daddy’s Home,’ which has sparked a whirlwind of discussions online.
Barr certainly made a statement, donning striking blonde box braids, flashy gold chains, and oversized sunglasses in the video. However, it’s her provocative lyrics that have truly ignited conversations on the internet. She takes a jab at Vice President Kamala Harris, gleefully proclaiming, “We won, you mad, it’s done, too bad, boo hoo, so sad… you cry, we laugh.” Her boldness in addressing political rivalry has drawn significant attention.
The comedian didn’t hold back, even referencing her own cancellation due to accusations of being “racist.”
“They try to cancel me and say I’m a racist. I got a mean hook, they can’t get me with that jam. Trying to take away my right to go and say this. Well, listen up, cuz this Granny’s going bad.”
Roseanne Barr Dares to Challenge Eminem in Her Pro-Trump Anthem
In a surprising twist, Barr continues to deliver powerful lyrics in her pro-Trump anthem, even taking a shot at Eminem. Yes, she directly called out Slim Shady! While the reason for the mention remains unclear, she certainly made an impact, even flipping the camera the bird after referencing him.
She boldly declares, “Screw Eminem, I’m Roseanne.” This line has become a focal point of controversy and conversation, showcasing her fearless attitude and unapologetic stance.
Public Outcry: Social Media Users Respond to Roseanne Barr’s Controversial Song
Social media users have not held back in expressing their thoughts on Roseanne Barr’s latest venture in The Shade Room’s comment section. Many individuals voiced their disapproval, particularly criticizing her for alleged cultural appropriation. Below are some notable reactions.
Instagram user @beep_beep_firetruck wrote, “The only Daddy’s Home song we recognize is URSHER BABYYY!” This comment captures the sentiment of many who feel that Barr’s rendition lacks authenticity.
Another user, @shaydolce, chimed in with, “Cosplaying black ppl while promoting a stance for an anti-black politician is crazy work.” This highlights the perceived contradictions in her actions and political affiliations.
Instagram user @mlonnae stated, “It’s finna be a LONG 4 years…” expressing concern about the broader implications of her song.
User @hairbyashnicole questioned, “Who did the braids? That’s who I’m mad at.” This comment underscores the backlash regarding her hairstyle choices in the video.
Another user, @i_amlegallyhype, humorously remarked, “Aight, I think 2025 needs a timeout.” This reflects a growing concern over societal trends and reactions.
Instagram user @thefunnymomma added, “Lawd we are only 17 days into 2025 😩”, indicating her disbelief at the current state of events.
Another user, @tia.x.tamira commented, “But gets mad when Beyonce does country lol.” This highlights the hypocrisy perceived by some in the entertainment industry.
User @baddcella expressed, “Look at those THUGS, soooo GHETTOOOO!” This comment reflects the strong emotions evoked by Barr’s portrayal in the video.
Instagram user @crystal.crave stated, “Two yt people making a mockery of what they think is black, aesthetic, and hip-hop culture.”
Another user, @drtosharogers asked, “Is it me or does it seem like these folks are displaying all types of mental health issues?!! I meannnnnn, why they so mad?!?!” This reflects a broader discourse on mental health and public reactions.
Finally, Instagram user @deajai concluded with, “We in the last days.” This comment encapsulates a prevailing sentiment of urgency and concern among many users.
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