Guns N Roses frontman Axl Rose calls Trump ‘repulsive’ and accuses him of fueling anarchy over George Floyd
GUNS N Roses frontman Axl Rose has gone on a wild rant and called President Donald Trump "repulsive" and accused him of fueling anarchy over George Floyd.
The 58-year-old rock legend blasted the president for criticizing the media as protests spread and violence escalated across the country following the death of African-American man George Floyd.
Rose tweeted Sunday: "Lamestream media ISN'T doing everything within their power 2 foment hatred n' anarchy, that's U!
"As long as we get what Ur doing, that Ur FAKE NEWS n' a truly bad, repulsive excuse 4 a person w/a sick agenda, we can work past U w/whatever it takes 2 a better, stronger future!"
The anti-Trump musician's fiery tweet was a direct response to Trump blaming the "Lamestream Media" for "doing everything within their power to foment hatred and anarchy."
His words angered Rose, prompting the musician to : "'Hamilton Cast harassed Pence.' Do u ever stop whining? An apology?Seriously?!U won,this is the job,get on with it or get out of the kitchen."
In January 2018, Rose for being "the current US gold standard of what can be considered disgraceful."
Last month, Rose said Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin was "officially an a**hole" - prompting a Twitter feud between the two.
It comes a week after Twitter's social media platform's head of site integrity, Yoel Roth, called the President's team "actual nazis" in a resurfaced tweet.
Meanwhile, more than as many across the country continue to angrily protest Floyd's death.
For the sixth night, demonstrations broke out in at least 140 cities , with tens of thousands of people in the streets, with some rioting, looting, and lighting cars on fire.