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Lil Pump Deletes 2016 “Fuck Donald Trump” Tweet

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3 years ago

November 3, 2020

Lil Pump Reportedly Deletes Old Tweet Saying ‘F*ck Donald Trump’

Lately, a lot of people majorly celebrities have joined on the bandwagon, endorsing Donald Trump for president after they seemingly got a paycheck for it. Ice Cube was the first to shock people after it was announced that he’s part of Trump’s campaign team.

Just when we thought we’ve seen it all, Lil Wayne publicly endorsed Trump for president which was met with backlash from folks online. It also seem to have costed Wayne his relationship with Denise Bidot.

Lil Pump on the other hand hasn’t been very much relevant in the music scene. He’s been struggling to make hits since his breakthrough track ‘Gucci Gang’. However, Pump has been making news recently for his support for Trump.

people don’t believe me but it’s true. pic.twitter.com/UTgiHMnzJQ

— hasanabi (@hasanthehun) November 3, 2020

We reported earlier that Lil Pump attended Trump’s rally in Florida, putting on his Make America Great Again hat and smiling big as he took videos in the crowd. Trump introduced Pump as “one of the big superstars of the world, Lil Pimp,” was showered with praise by Pump.

“I come here to say, Mr. President, I appreciate everything you’ve done for our country. You brought the troops home and you’re doing the right thing. MAGA 202020. Don’t forget that… And do not vote for Sleepy Joe,” Pump said.

But it appears he may have tried to erase traces of his “Fuck Donald Trump” stance. Back in 2016, the rapper literally tweeted, “Fuck Donald Trump” but apparently, those tweets have vanished.

The tweets resurfaced earlier today with plenty of hip-hop fans clowning Pump for the desperate attempt to revive his relevance.

Lil Pump went through his tweets to delete this but you know nothing really dissapears from the internet.

That J Cole “1985” song seems so prophetic now. I hope the bag that administration gave him was worth it because his career is finito. pic.twitter.com/0KWC0nEV8R

— Old Head Energy (@Cheamane) November 3, 2020