Donald Trump attacked Jay Z and Beyonce for their performance at a Hillary Clinton rally last week, complaining about their “dirty language”.
Speaking at a campaign rally in Florida, he said: “Nobody goes to her rallies. So she got Jay Z and Beyoncé, and the language they used was so bad.”
He went on to question whether Jay Z was “singing or talking”.
“The language is so bad,” he said. “As they were singing? Singing, right? Talking? Was it talking or singing? I don’t know. But the language – by both – but the language was so bad, that many of the people left. By the time Hillary got up, there was nobody there”
On Friday, the get-out-the-vote campaign concert took place in Cleveland with star performances from the power pair, Chance The Rapper, J Cole and Big Sean.
Speaking at a campaign rally in Florida, he said: “Nobody goes to her rallies. So she got Jay Z and Beyoncé, and the language they used was so bad.”
He went on to question whether Jay Z was “singing or talking”.
“The language is so bad,” he said. “As they were singing? Singing, right? Talking? Was it talking or singing? I don’t know. But the language – by both – but the language was so bad, that many of the people left. By the time Hillary got up, there was nobody there”
On Friday, the get-out-the-vote campaign concert took place in Cleveland with star performances from the power pair, Chance The Rapper, J Cole and Big Sean.
The string of concerts have been designed to drive up the turnout among younger voters.
Speaking
to the crowd, Beyonce - whose dancers all wore 'I'm with her' T-shirts -
shared an impassioneed speech, saying she would like to see daughter
Blue grow up seeing a "woman lead our country and know that her
possibilities are limitless".
"Less than 100 years ago women did
not have the right to vote," the mum-of-one said. "Look how far we've
come from having no voice to being on the brink of making history -
again - by electing the first woman president. But we have to vote.
"The world looks to us as a progressive country that leads change.
Eight years ago I was so inspired to know that my nephew, a young black
child, could grow up knowing his dreams could be realised by witnessing a
black president in office.
"And now we have the opportunity to create more change. I want my
daughter to grow up seeing a woman lead our country and know that her
possibilities are limitless.
"We have to think about the future of our daughters, our sons, and
vote for someone who cares for them as much as we do. And that is why
I'm with her."
Donald Trump attacks Jay Z and Beyonce for supporting Hillary Clinton
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