Donald Trump and Republican Ronny Jackson have come after Rihanna!
Days before the Super Bowl LVII halftime show after his death, political figures took aim at his talent and physical appearance.
Rihanna Attacked On Twitter Before Super Bowl Halftime Show
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On February 9, Jackson tweeted, “Rihanna drew ‘F*** Donald Trump’ on a cat at Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo. He made a career of spewing degenerate filth while badmouthing America every chance he got. Why is the NFL exhibiting this c rap? Rihanna CANNOT be a part time player!”
Donald Trump responded to Jackson’s post, “Without his ‘Styler’, he would be NOTHING. Everything is bad, and NO TALENT!”
Donald Trump attacks Rihanna ahead of Super Bowl:
“Without her ‘Stylist’, she is NOTHING. Everything is bad, and NO TALENT!” pic.twitter.com/rhhGBDTCJI
— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) February 11, 2023
Rihanna’s Fans Come to Her Defense, SLAM Donald Trump’s Appearance
As you can imagine, “Rihanna Navy” CAME for their jugulars online, but Rihanna herself remained silent.
“Holy people, candy orange greasy neon agents coup plotter combovers, trying to talk about OTHER people’s ‘stylists’. GURL PLEASE,” one person tweeted.
“Didn’t Donald Trump say Rihanna has no talent like excuse me sir??? You can’t make your tan look good shut up and don’t disrespect our queen,” another fan attacked Trump.
“Unsurprisingly, Trump attacked Rihanna days before her Super Bowl performance… Trump has a thing about attacking powerful black women. And Rihanna must be really bothering him, richer than him,” this fan wrote.
So, it got us thinking about all the ways she could respond to Trump and Jackson’s attacks during her halftime show.
There Are Many Ways Rihanna Can Answer Trump!
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There is a very obvious and most violent way to deal with it and that is to call out Trump and Jackson directly by telling them to “GET THROUGH THE KITES,” if you catch my drift.
He could bring up the fact that he had to issue a cease and desist letter to Trump after learning he was using his music during a 2018 political rally.
He used his song, “Don’t Stop The Music,” during a campaign rally for Republican Senate candidate Marsha Blackburn in Chatanooga, TN.
While Trump attacked Rihanna, saying that “without her stylist, she’s nothing,” here’s a reminder that Trump actually played Rihanna’s music at his rallies until she forced him to stop. Who else can’t wait to see Rihanna perform at #SuperBowl? pic.twitter.com/2EOv3DzndC
— Ed Krassenstein (@EdKrassen) February 11, 2023
“It has come to our attention that President Trump has used [Rihanna’s] musical compositions and master recordings, including her hit song ‘Don’t Stop the Music,’ in connection with several political events held across the United States,” Rihanna’s legal team wrote in a letter to Trump’s White House counsel. “As you provided or should be aware, Ms. Fenty did not give Mr. Trump her permission to use her music. Therefore such use is improper.”
Rihanna herself protested the use of Trump’s music on Twitter.
Another way he could cover Trump is by mimicking his tweets in his halftime show.
This could be with the use of graphics, clothing or changing his lyrics to address his tweets.
The last way she can deal with it is NOT DEALING WITH IT AT ALL, because she’s Rihanna and she’s got bigger and better fish to fry.
No matter what he chooses to do, tackle it or not, we know it’s going to be iconic!
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The Super Bowl halftime show will be Rihanna’s first performance on stage since 2018 and becoming a mother.
She welcomed her baby boy in May 2022 with boyfriend A$AP Rocky.
“When you’re a mom, there’s something that happens where you feel like you can take on the world, you can do anything, and the Super Bowl is one of the biggest stages in the world. So, even though it’s scary, because I haven’t been on stage for seven years, there’s something exciting about the challenge of it all,” he said during an Apple Music press event. “It’s important for me to do this this year and it’s important for representation, for my son to see it.”
Rihanna explained the hardest part of the Super Bowl halftime show so far has been putting together the set list.
“The set list was the biggest challenge,” he admits. “That was the hardest, hardest part. Um, deciding how to maximize 13 minutes, but also celebrate… that’s my show. It’s going to be a celebration of my catalog in the best way we can muster.”
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