During a concert in Nashville, Billie Eilish gave a strong message against Donald Trump Credits: X/PopBase
Singer Billie Eilish harshly criticized Donald Trump during his concert in Nashville, Tennessee, on Wednesday night, stating that “someone who hates women a lot He is going to be the next president of the United States.”
According to fan-recorded videos, the Grammy winner told the crowd that she “couldn’t really believe putting on a show on this day” after Donald Trump was elected by a wide lead over Kamala Harris.
However, he added that “the more the day progressed, I had the feeling that It is a privilege to be here with you at a time like this.”
Billie Eilish criticized Donald Trump at her Nashville concert, highlighting his dislike of women (REUTERS)
Eilish dedicated her 2022 song “TV,” which refers to the revocation of Roe v. Wadeto the women in the audience and spoke about her own experience with abuse.
“I want you to know that They are safe with me and they are protected hereand that they are safe in this room,” he said.
And he continued: “And the song we are going to do is… about the abuse that exists in this world towards women and many of the experiences that I have gone through and that people I know have gone through. To tell you the truth, I have never met a single woman who does not have a history of abuse. Not a single one.”
In that sense, Billie Eilish She noted that “I’ve dealt with some things on my own and they took advantage of me. My limits were crossedto put it politely.”
The Roe v. ruling Wade was annulled in 2022, giving free rein to states to restrict or even ban abortion entirely (REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein)
Donald Trump was found responsible for sexual abuse last year in a civil lawsuit filed by the columnist E. Jean Carroll.
Since the start of his career, more than two dozen women have accused Trump of sexual behavior inappropriate, something he has denied.
Billie Eilish He then performed “TV,” stopping about halfway through the song after singing the verse: “The Internet has gone crazy watching movie stars on trial while Roe v. Wade”.
He then stood silently in front of the crowd and walked off stage, making a powerful statement.
Kamala Harris, previously supported by Eilish, was mentioned in a context of disappointment at Trump’s victory (REUTERS/Piroschka van de Wouw/ Instagram/@billieeilish)
After knowing the results of the elections on Wednesday, the artist published on her Instagram story: “It’s a war against women”.
The triumph of Trump suppose it will be the first convict to ascend to the nation’s highest officeafter being found responsible in a civil trial for sexual abuse and insulting the columnist E. Jean Carrollto whom he must pay almost USD 5 million in damages.
Furthermore, the Republican politician was also sentenced to pay USD 83.3 million in a second defamation trial in the same case. The former president has appealed both rulings and denies all accusations of sexual abuse.
The current vice president of the US and Democratic candidate accepted her defeat after the election results were revealed (REUTERS/Hannah McKay)
Eilish, who had supported the presidential formula of Kamala Harrisdid not hide his disappointment after the resounding victory of Donald Trump. The singer was characteristically frank in her assessment of Tuesday night’s results.
“Say, convicted predatorlet’s say that,” Eilish said without naming Trump, while sitting on stage with an acoustic guitar on her lap.
Eilish paused as some of the audience shouted “Damn Trump!” Later, dedicated his 2021 ballad “Your Power” to the women presentwhose verses include “Try not to abuse your power/ I know we don’t choose to change/ Maybe you don’t want to lose your power/ But having it is so strange.”
Donald Trump, after being found responsible in a civil abuse case, celebrated his return to the presidency of the United States (REUTERS/Carlos Barria)
Donald Trump He was elected for the second time as president of the USA and celebrated the results of his political campaign representing the Republican Party.
“It is a political victory that our country has never seen beforenothing like this,” he said. “I want to thank the American people for the extraordinary honor of being elected their 47th president and their 45th president.”
