Rick Ross Stuns MAGA Crowd With Halloween Performance In DC
Rick Ross carried out for a Republican crowd at a DC Halloween celebration regardless of beforehand blasting Trump’s presidency as “delusional.”
Rick Ross introduced Hip-Hop swagger to a Halloween celebration filled with conservative elites in Washington, DC, performing on the Cruel Kids Halloween occasion inside Saint Yves nightclub on Saturday evening (November 1).
The Miami rapper, identified for hits like “Hustlin’” and “B.M.F.,” took the stage in entrance of greater than 600 attendees, lots of whom brazenly help former President Donald Trump—regardless of Ross’s personal historical past of criticizing him.
The occasion, organized by CJ Pearson, a former co-chair of the Republican National Committee’s youth advisory board, drew a crowd that stretched from early 20-somethings to mid-40s.
“We’re not just Making America Great Again. We’re making the Republican Party COOL again,” Pearson posted on social media after the occasion.
While the gang leaned purple, the vibe was something however buttoned-up. According to Daily Mail, Will Scharf, 39, who serves as White House Staff Secretary, was seen in a neon building vest labeled “Ballroom Construction Team,” dancing by way of VIP sections and by chance toppling a desk of drinks.
Costumes performed with political satire. Attendees dressed as ICE brokers, authorities shutdowns and even House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries—a glance Pearson himself wore. Designer Andre Soriano confirmed up with a cardboard cutout of Trump and a bag of rice, calling his outfit “SNAP and EBT.”
The celebration leaned into Trump nostalgia, serving McDonald’s burgers and fries in a nod to the previous president’s fast-food preferences. Attendees additionally obtained purple “Cruel Kids Halloween” hats styled after MAGA caps.
Rick Ross Criticizes Donald Trump
Ross’s efficiency raised eyebrows, given his earlier public remarks about Trump.
In 2017, he rapped, “I’m happy that Donald Trump became the president because we have to destroy it to elevate.” In 2024, he dismissed the concept that Trump’s presidency was good for individuals’s wallets, calling that perception “delusional.”
“We will start over after this,” Ross mentioned in an interview that very same yr. “I think that particular line, a lot of young brothers who haven’t really put a finger on how they feel about our new president, I think they needed to hear that line to get some form of understanding.”
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