Charlamagne tha God Criticizes Backlash Against Rappers at Trump Inauguration

The radio host called out critics for targeting performers while ignoring Democratic leaders' recent engagement with Trump.

Charlamagne tha God defended rappers like Snoop Dogg and Nelly for performing at President Donald Trump's inauguration events, attributing their participation to financial incentives.
He criticized the outrage directed at the artists, arguing that more scrutiny should be placed on Democratic leaders who previously denounced Trump but have since engaged with him publicly.
The radio host highlighted perceived hypocrisy, pointing to figures like Joe Biden and Barack Obama, who have interacted with Trump despite earlier harsh criticisms.
Charlamagne argued that elected officials 'normalized' Trump by their actions, contrasting this with the straightforward motivations of the performers.
He also reiterated his stance that political reactions to Trump's legal troubles, including his sentencing in the hush money trial, have been exaggerated and largely performative.