Lara Trump is apparently still trying to drum up interest in her MAGA Super Bowl performance.
President donald trumpTrump’s daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, says she finds it “pretty funny” that some people “melt” at his “joking offer” to perform at an alternative Super Bowl halftime show.
The podcaster, who is married to the president’s son, Eric Trump, offered to headline a MAGA-themed halftime show that was announced by Turning Point USA, the right-wing political group founded by the slain activist. charlie kirk. His suggestion was in response to criticism from the right over the selection of Latin singer Bad Bunny as next year’s official Super Bowl halftime headliner.
“We just heard something that’s pretty funny. I hear there are a lot of people on the left who are melting down and very upset about the possibility of me performing at Turning Point USA’s Super Bowl halftime show,” he said in an Instagram video on Saturday.
Bad Bunny’s vocal condemnation of Donald Trump’s increasing ICE raids and his defense of Puerto Rico have sparked a backlash from some MAGA supporters, who also widely lamented that the three-time Grammy winner has no songs that are entirely in English.
The musician responded to the outrage during his monologue on “Saturday Night Live” earlier this month.
Claiming that her initial suggestion was “clearly a comedic and joking offer,” Lara Trump doubled down on her proposal, telling her nearly three million Instagram followers that she is “still standing” despite never being offered the opportunity.
“I have not been asked in any formal way to perform at the Turning Point Super Bowl halftime show,” he continued. “But everyone is still upset and crazy about it.”
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Last week, the former co-chair of the Republican National Committee nominated herself to perform on the “All American Halftime Show” that aims to rival the big game broadcast by NBC on its “Right View With Lara Trump” podcast. He stated that he has heard from “many NFL team owners” who are excited about the selection of Bad Bunny.
“I don’t know what the hell the NFL was thinking with this, but I can tell there are a lot of people who are not happy about it,” the political expert said. “The good news is we don’t need the NFL. We don’t need any of these woke losers to perform, we can have our own performance, so shout out to Turning Point for creating their own halftime show. I love it.”
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Lara Trump, whose most-streamed song on Spotify is a cover of the 1989 song “I Won’t Back Down,” originally performed by the late rock musician Tom Petty, has just 13,000 monthly listeners on Spotify compared to Bad Bunny, who has 81.3 million monthly listeners.
In 2020, her cover of “I Won’t Back Down” sparked controversy after Petty’s family issued a cease and desist order banning Donald Trump from using the song on the campaign trail. Despite that, Lara Trump made the cover at her father-in-law’s golf club in Westchester, New York, earlier this year.