Conservatives reacted angrily on Sunday to celebrities who used the Grammy Awards to protest President Donald Trump and the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement company, which is finishing up his administration’s hard-line anti-immigration crackdown.
MAGA-aligned commentators and customers flooded X, previously Twitter, with complaints following pointed remarks from host Trevor Noah and artists together with Puerto Rican famous person Dangerous Bunny and R&B singer Kehlani.
Whereas accepting the Grammy for Finest Música Urbana Album, Dangerous Bunny declared: “Earlier than I say because of God, I’m going to say: ICE out. We aren’t savage. We aren’t animals. We aren’t aliens. We’re people, and we’re Individuals.”
“The hate will get extra highly effective with extra hate,” he added. “The one factor extra highly effective than hate is love. So please, we must be completely different. If we combat, we’ve to do it with love. We don’t hate them. We love our individuals, we love our household, and that’s the way in which to do it.”
Kehlani stated she had initially needed to put on a pin studying “Fuck ICE” however opted for the extra restrained message.
Pins worn by a number of figures that learn “ICE Out” had been branded by these on the political proper as “disgusting,” “pathetic” and “out of contact.”
Proper-wing commentator Eric Daugherty known as Dangerous Bunny “trash,” whereas Fox Information character Tomi Lahren dismissed the protesters as “overpaid musicians and celebrities.”