Taylor Swift, Snoop Dogg and more musicians that he insulted

At a 2019 rally, Trump brated that he didn't need “Beyoncé and Jay-Z” in 2016. About a year later, he made fun of another rally on the support of Hillary Clinton's power couple during his first election.

“Hillary also happened, right? You have Beyoncé and you have Jay-Z, right?” he mocked. “[Jay-Z] started using the F-word in front of the crowd and it was incredible. He used the F-word F-word, the F-word. Then they went and the crowd and Hillary stood on stage with an empty place. “

Previously, Trump also implied that he was more popular than Bey and Jay – a little politics later. “Beyoncé and Jay Z, I like them, I like them,” he said supporters at a rally 2016. “And you know what they do? I get bigger crowd than they do. It is true. I get far greater crowds.”

At the same rally from 2020, in which he beat Jay-Z's appearance at Hillary Clinton's campaign event years ago, Trump also came for Jon Bon Jovi. “Every time he sees me, he kisses my A – … 'Oh, Mr. President,” said Trump about the rock star. “He will make something of it, just like everyone.”

Bruce Springsteen has long been against Trump, but something that the boss in a concert 2025 in Manchester, England, said, really got under the skin of the president. “The America that I love, the America I have written about, and has been a beacon of hope and freedom for 250 years, is currently in the hands of a corrupt, incompetent and treacherous administration,” said Springsteen on the stage at that time.

Two days later, Trump blew up the rock star in the truth. “I see high -rated Bruce Springsteen goes to a foreign country to talk badly about the President of the United States,” he wrote. “Never liked him, he never liked his music or radical left politics and he is not a talented type – only an intrusive, disgusting jerk who fervently supported Joe Biden, a mentally incompetent fool … Springen, jumping steen, worse 'stupid', and it was what you are worse.) Should keep your mouth back to the country.”

Six years earlier, Trump also made a mocking comment on the Rock'n'roll Hall of Famer, while he bragged about his 2016 election victory in a rally in 2019. “I didn't need a little bruce jumping rooms,” he said, referring to the support of the opponent Hillary Clinton of the musician.

John Legend has been open to Trump together with Ms. Chrissy Teigen about her aversion to Trump. But in the eyes of the potus, he went too far in 2019 when the R&B Great appeared in one by Lester Holt in the Sing -Sing prison in Ossining, New York in criminal judiciary.

“People like boring musicians @Johnlegend?, And his dirty woman, the mouthed woman, now talk about how great it is – but I didn't see her around when we needed help to say goodbye,” Trump tweeted at the time.

“Imagine that you are president of an entire country and spend your Sunday night with hate observation of MSNBC in the hope that you have a body-like body” “, shot the legend back at the time.” Melania, please praise this man. He needs you. “

After Lady Gaga Joe Biden approved in 2020, Trump and his team Mother Monster beat as a “anti-fracking activist”, which confused the fans because the singer did not have exactly a long history of the fracking. Even Gaga seemed amazed and writing in her Instagram story: “What is a fracking?”

Shortly afterwards, Trump again complained about Gaga's support from bidges during a rally. “Now he has Lady Gaga,” he said at the time. “I could tell you a lot of stories – I was able to tell you stories about Lady Gaga, I know a lot of stories.”

After Madonna's Expletive Speech at the Frauenmarsch in January 2017 in Washington, Trump did not reduce words in an interview with Fox News. “I think she is disgusting,” he said to The Outlet. “I think she injured herself very badly. I think she hurt this whole thing. In particular, I thought what she said was shameful for our country.”

In her speech, Madge said that she “thought a lot about the blowing of the White House”, even though she knows that this comment “but I know that nothing will change.”

“Welcome to the revolution of love, for the rebellion, to our refusal to accept this new age of tyranny, in which not only women are in danger, but also all marginalized people in whom a unique other than crimes could be viewed,” she also said in her speech. “It took this terrible moment of darkness to wake us the F -up.”

The singer “Anti-Hero” has been several times at the end of a Trump-Diss over the years and asked voters Tennessee not to choose the Republican Marsha Blackburn, which would later call them “Trump in a wig” Miss Americana Documentary film in 2018. The then president said that Swift Swift Swift “nothing about” Blackburn, who later won her Senate race against Phil Bredesen, and reporters said: “Let's just say, I like Taylor's music about 25% less, okay, okay?”

Over time, the politician continued to make barbed comments on Swift and came up with her confirmation from Joe Biden in 2020 and her relationship with Kansas City Chiefs Tight End Travis Kelce. When she supported Kamala Harris in 2024, Trump was famous for the truth: “I hate Taylor Swift!” Eight months later he would post: “Has anyone noticed since I said” I hate Taylor Swift “, is she no longer hot?”

After Philadelphia Eagles fans Swift – who was there to support her friend's team instead – mocked at the Super Bowl 2025, Trump mocked her on social media. “It was booed from the stadium,” he wrote about the social truth. “Maga is very unforgiving!”

Trump came to Snoop Dogg after the rapper in the 2017 music video mockingly focused on a clown face called Ronald Klumpe in 2017 for the Dightfall Remix of Badbadnotgoods “Lavendel”. “Can you imagine what the outcry would be if @Snoopdogg, failing career and everything that gun with President Obama had specifically and fired in prison!” The President tweeted.

Years later, however, Trump would earn Snoop's respect-the “lavender” video was one from many times, the hip-hop star had beaten up the politician in the past. After he thanked Trump publicly for granting Harry-O Harris co-founder for Death Row Records co-founder Michael “Harry-O” in 2021, Snoop said in an interview from 2024 The Sunday times“I have nothing but love and respect for Donald Trump.”

Snoop would also appear at Trump's inauguration ball in 2025, a decision that brought him a lot of counter -reaction.