base talk Next celebrity to normalize/embrace Trump?

[nostalgia]

Hollywood, fashion, and the entertainment industries seem to be warming up to Donald Trump in his second term, a shift that's hard to ignore. Mainstream companies and celebrities, who once shied away from aligning with him, are now either openly supportive or subtly signaling their approval. Whether it's attending Trump-affiliated events, collaborating with his brand, or making cryptic posts online, the tide is turning in ways that would've seemed unthinkable a few years ago.

The big question is: which major celebrity will be next to embrace or normalize Trump? Pop culture watchers can't help but wonder about Gwen Stefani, the pop icon who, according to some reports, was partly why Trump decided to enter politics in the first place. She's already made her way into a more conservative-friendly space with her country music pivot and high-profile relationship with Blake Shelton. Is this a sign of her leaning toward Trump, or are we reading too much into it?

It wouldn't be shocking, but it might feel like a turning point if Gwen—or someone like her—makes a more explicit statement of support. Her image has always been about reinvention, but aligning with Trump would undoubtedly cause waves.

The shift in Hollywood and entertainment is subtle but growing, and it feels like the narrative is being shaped before our eyes. For better or worse, Trump's influence on pop culture seems far from over.

 

 

[OrgVisual]

I mean, 60% of Americans voted for Trump so there are more Trumpies out there than you thought

[Virgos Groove]

It's a MAGA world and you're (un)lucky to be living in it!

 

[Rep2000]

Definitely the Kartrashians. 

[Sawk]

Incoming "Lana" posts even though she literally HATES him and HEXED the motherf*cker 

[Onyxmage]

7 minutes ago, OrgVisual said:

I mean, 60% of Americans voted for Trump so there are more Trumpies out there than you thought

Nowhere near 60% voted for him. 60% of Americas population is 201 million and even if you were to take out the children it would still be far less. He didn't even win 50% of the vote.  

Edited 6 hours ago by Onyxmage

[Sugar-Rush]

[OrgVisual]

3 minutes ago, Onyxmage said:

 No they didn't. 100 million Americans didn't vote.  1/5th of Americans voted for Trump and a little less than that voted against him. Nowhere near 60% voted for him. 

Trump won 77,284,118 votes, or 49.8 percent of the votes cast for president. That is the second highest vote total in U.S. history.

More than 155 million Americans voted in 2024: 156,302,318 to be exact. That's the second largest total voter turnout in U.S. history in absolute terms. 

 

Okay I got the stats wrong but A LOT OF PEOPLE did vote for him

[ONOPKA]

[Bussea]

Honey Boo Boo

[GraceRandolph]

Lana

[Cruel Summer]

I can't really put a name to it right now, but I feel like it's always the people who don't come to mind first, and who haven't spoken out against him, but who you think "yeah, I'm not surprised" when they say something or show up to an event in support. But there will be more over the next few years I'm sure.

[LittleStarmen]

Anna wintour

[Jotham]

I have a feeling it will be a male artist like Post Malone or Morgan Wallen.

[Park Jinyoung]

Probs Anna Wintour when she caves and puts Melania on the cover of Vogue. 

[Katamari]

onika burgers 

[Scandalous]

Jessica Simpson

[Slap]

[PerfectCure]

I don't think Gwen is a republican but even if she were, endorsing him would be (what has remained of her) career suicide. Most of her hype and streams come from nostalgia for her bubbly, colorful personality from the early 2000s which does in no way align with any republican beliefs.

[Harsh2256]

Don't know but one thing I know is my girl Madonna will ALWAYS stand on her ground. Rihanna as well.

[opticalillusion]

24 minutes ago, Virgos Groove said:

It's a MAGA world and you're (un)lucky to be living in it!

 

keep dreaming luv 

[Tm4074]

Career suicide if any of the pop girls did. Know your audience 101.  

[Space Cowboy]

Taylor Swift

[Trent W]

I agree it's a career suicide for anyone

 

Honestly most might be embracing him in silence for tax cuts

 

Let's also remember that Trump and his base are completely anti-hollywood and believe all these conspiracy theories that Hollywood is run by some imaginary evil entity 

 

There's literally no point on embracing him publicly from any angle.

[Just a Gay on ATRL]

Carrie will probably be okay sadly because of her target audience.

 

if a pop girl with a primarily liberal/gay audience ever came out her career is over though