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Nobody Wants To Play At Trump's Inauguration
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December 24, 2016
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1:43Now PlayingNobody Wants To Play At Trump's Inauguration
So, it seems that as a result of the hateful xenophobic, sexist, anit-immigrant distgusting campaign that Donald Trump ran, we now have nobody who wants to play at his inauguration. I'm some-what satisfied. I just wish that these same people who refuse to play for him now came together to endorse bernie- the candidate who would have won. So there is quite the big list of A-list people who won't perform at Trump's inauguration.
KISS frontman/noted garbage human Gene Simmons "politely declined," according to TMZ.
Celine Dion
Sir Elton John
Andrea Bocelli, who accepted and then backed out due to backlash
The Chainsmokers
Garth Brooks initially expressed some interest, but sources tell Variety he's out
Justin Timberlake, Bruno Mars, Katy Perry, and Aretha Franklin. "Insiders" told The Wrap as much, even claiming the Trump team attempted to lure the superstars with the
promise of ambassadorships.
Trump tweeted as a direct: The so-called "A" list celebrities are all wanting tixs to the inauguration, but look what they did for Hillary, NOTHING. I want the PEOPLE!
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