Kendrick Lamar and Drake’s brutal rap beef has taken over the world, the internet, and now The White House. President Joe Biden decided to engage in the drama by using some of Lamar’s ‘Euphoria’ lyrics to diss Donald Trump.
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President Joe Biden Disses Donald Trump In New Campaign Video
On Wednesday, one of the official campaign pages for President Biden uploaded a funny, lighthearted video aimed at Donald Trump. The short clip begins with a photo of Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris and later transitions into several photos of Trump.
Biden’s campaign team put their own spin on Kendrick’s lyrics to throw shade at Trump. While the actual record plays in the background different captions appear on the video that address Trump and some of the controversial topics that he has discussed.
“It’s always been about love and hate, now let me say I’m the biggest hater. I hate the way that you walk over women’s rights, the way that you talk about immigrants. I hate the way that you dress, I hate the way that you sneak diss on truth social,” the video reads.
Biden’s new campaign video was met with several reactions and opinions. The roommates immediately jumped into The Shade Room comment section to share their thoughts on the hilarious clip.
Instagram user @jcockerhamofficial wrote, “I know other countries just be laughing at us dawg.”
Instagram user @ceoquell wrote, “Yeah, Kendrick really won.”
While Instagram user @kwemya24 wrote, “America don’t take nothing serious at all.”
Instagram user @therealeazyeconomicz wrote, “You know it’s SOUL TOUCHING when the President uses your material.”
Then Instagram user @keys_her wrote, “Kendrick won. America lost. Hate that for us.”
Instagram user @minni_lew wrote, “Not Joe hearing this and saying “this the one.”
It is no surprise that Kendrick Lamar and Drake’s rap battle would make its way into political tracks. The two rappers have taken over the world with their constant back-and-forth and diss tracks.
