Rihanna Responds to Trump Trolls on Pro-Kamala Harris Post with ‘You’re f

Rihanna’s recent humorous commentary on election day has potential implications that could evoke reactions from political figures like Donald Trump. The pop icon’s tweet, which stated, “When protecting pussies and firing pussies can happen all in one vote,” accompanied by hashtags #votecauseicant and #TanSuitSeason, has caught attention not only for its cheeky nature but also for what it might symbolize regarding political discourse.

In her tweet, Rihanna playfully shared a video where she joked about “sneaking” into polling places using her son’s passport under the pretense of committing voter fraud. It’s worth noting that Rihanna is a citizen of Barbados and thus not eligible to vote in the United States. However, her two sons with A$AP Rocky were born in Los Angeles, which adds an intriguing layer to her public persona and commentary on American politics.

when protecting pussies and firing pussies can happen all in one vote #votecauseicant #TanSuitSeason pic.twitter.com/QVQh2w35zR

— Rihanna (@rihanna) November 4, 2024

When Humor Meets Controversy: Rihanna’s Response

Rihanna’s humorous take did not sit well with some Trump supporters, particularly those who have been exposed to claims of widespread voter fraud. Trump has frequently alleged that Democrats encourage illegal voting practices, despite statistical evidence showing minimal incidence of fraud.

In response to criticism of her video on platforms like Instagram, Rihanna did not hold back. Among the disparaging comments directed at her, one individual questioned her right to comment on voting since she is not a U.S. citizen. Rihanna’s fierce retort was, “Ew! I hate an illiterate ass ho.” This response underscores her willingness to engage directly with her critics using her verified Instagram account.

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— Sミ☆ (@legendarihhhh) November 5, 2024

Rihanna’s engagement didn’t stop there; she countered claims regarding the importance of reproductive rights when a Trump supporter dismissively stated that “abortions are probably nowhere near as important” as other issues. Her reply was emphatic: “You’re fu**ed! And so is the America you dream of. Hope you don’t have to find out the hard way.” This reflects the ongoing national dialogue surrounding women’s rights and healthcare, especially in the current political climate.

In a particularly pointed exchange, another commenter accused Rihanna of feeling rejected by the U.S. system for not pursuing dual citizenship. To this, she replied, “I LOVE my Bajan passport! I came here to work and pay taxes! You’re welcome.” Rihanna’s remarks not only highlight her pride in her national identity but also her commitment to contributing to society through tax payments.

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— Sミ☆ (@legendarihhhh) November 5, 2024

These interactions illustrate not only Rihanna’s readiness to confront political commentary directly but also shed light on broader societal issues involving migration and voting rights. As the discussion around these topics continues to evolve, public figures like Rihanna are increasingly influential, demonstrating that humor and serious issues can intertwine in today’s political landscape.