The Grammy Awards hit a new low Sunday night, transforming what should have been a celebration of musical talent into yet another anti-Trump propaganda fest courtesy of Hollywood's most privileged elites.
Bad Bunny and Billie Eilish led the charge in spewing the same tired leftist talking points we've heard from these overpaid celebrities for years, proving once again that creative talent doesn't equal political wisdom.
Same Script, Different Night
Film critic Christian Toto didn't mince words when describing the pathetic display on BlazeTV's "Stu Does America." "The pack mentality is strong," Toto explained. "The rhetoric is pretty familiar. It's often ugly. It's often ill-informed."
And he's absolutely right. These award shows have become nothing more than Democratic Party fundraisers disguised as entertainment, where millionaire musicians lecture working Americans about politics while living in their gated communities.
"For a while there, these award shows were political. There were a lot of lectures, a lot of woke asides," Toto noted, calling out the industry's blatant bias.
While President Trump is busy delivering on his promises to secure our border, revitalize American energy, and restore common sense to government, these Hollywood elites are using their platforms to spread division and hatred.
Out of Touch Elite Bubble
The irony is rich – celebrities worth millions complaining about America while President Trump's policies are already creating jobs and strengthening our nation. Bad Bunny and Eilish represent everything wrong with celebrity culture: privileged, out-of-touch, and completely disconnected from the struggles of everyday Americans.
Patriots across the country are tired of being lectured by people who live in a fantasy world of private jets and bodyguards while opposing the very policies that keep regular folks safe and prosperous.
Maybe these celebrities should stick to what they do best – entertaining – and leave the governing to the man We the People actually elected. President Trump didn't need Hollywood's approval to win, and he certainly doesn't need it to Make America Great Again.