Released the day before the most orange bloke in politics was sworn in, ‘I Give You Power’ finds Win Butler and co. Their first new material in two years, Arcade Fire’s return could only have been better timed if they debuted it from a boombox, in a helicopter circling Trump’s inauguration.
Despite being a minute long, the track is extremely catchy and will have you singing it your head for at least the next week. Apple put together a minute long track mocking Trump’s ‘tiny hands’ (something we hear he is very conscious about) and calls for him to refrain from doing what he said he does on the leak Access Hollywood tape. The American singer from New York has been vocal in her opposition to the presidency of Donald Trump since he ran as a candidate. Fans of the band will know that Damon Albarn is not one to shy away from political statements so it was only a matter of time before a track like this was released. Me, that’s why I’m giving you this new Gorillaz song, a lightning bolt of truth in the black night’. Band member Murdoc wrote on his Facebook page: ‘In these dark times, we all need someone to look up to. Releasing this song the night before Trump’s inauguration, Gorillaz found the perfect time to return from their six-year hiatus with the track ‘Hallelujah Money’.
Interestingly, in 2004, Donald endorsed Eminem for President at a mock-convention… YG and Nipsey Hussle, ‘FDT (Fuck Donald Trump)’Īs subtle as the title suggests, this track sees West Coast rhyme-slingers YG and Nipsey put a target on Trump’s “ racist ass”, calling him a “ cancer”, declaring “ I like white people but I don’t like you”, and admitting, “ He got me appreciating Obama way more.” Gorillaz, ‘Hallelujah Money’ Trump supporter David Duke, former grand wizard of the KKK, got his white sheet in a twist over it, tweeting: “For years, Eminem has been poisoning the minds of our youth”. Eminem – no stranger to accusations of sexism and homophobia himself – takes aim at Trump in a eight minute tune-free freestyle.
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