Lil Jon didn't keep down when he was asked on Twitter to promise his help for President Donald Trump this week.
A small bunch of Black and Latinx performers, including rappers Lil Wayne and Lil Pump, have as of late supported the president. Prior this month, rapper 50 Cent likewise seemed to move Trump in an Instagram post condemning Democratic official chosen one Joe Biden's expense plan (he has since retreated on his comments).
Lil Jon, be that as it may, won't join their positions at any point in the near future. At the point when a dubious looking record on Twitter asked the Georgia-conceived rapper on the off chance that he would join Lil Pump and Lil Wayne "in supporting our incredible President," the rapper required only four words to insistently communicate his objection.
In contrast to huge numbers of his friends in the music business, Lil Jon has had firsthand involvement in Trump. The rapper showed up on Season 11 of "The Celebrity Apprentice" in 2011 and on "Top pick Celebrity Apprentice" after two years.
In 2016, Lil Jon guaranteed that Trump had once called him "Uncle Tom" on the "Big name Apprentice" set, yet said he didn't know whether the future president realized the term was a bigoted designation.
"I can't state in the event that he comprehended what he was really saying or not, yet he quit utilizing that term once we clarified its unpalatability," he tweeted. "I likewise need to be evident that I disagree with a large number of the announcements Mr. Trump has said during his present run for President."
At a 2018 question and answer session, Trump was gotten some information about the affirmed "Uncle Tom" episode. In the wake of being reminded who Lil Jon was, he rejected that the trade had occurred.
"I could never do that, and I don't utilize bigoted comments," Trump stated, as indicated by The Washington Post. "I have never utilized bigoted comments."
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