I Give You Power, Arcade Fire
Some songs weren’t so much anti-Trump as much as they were a call for people to come together and put aside their differences to work together in these trying times.Hallelujah Money, Gorillaz
Released the night before Trump’s inauguration, the Gorillaz found the perfect moment to announce their comeback with this anti-Trump track. Replete with references to walls, it’s quite clear how the band feels about what’s happening to their country.Million Dollar Loan, Death Cab for Cutie
The song’s title is a reference to a now infamous claim by President Trump during the first Presidential debate where he claimed he’s a self-made millionaire who made it with a “small loan of a million dollars” from his father. Ah yes, no advantage there.Demagogue, Franz Ferdinand
It’s not just the Americans who are up in arms. The British band checks in with this brilliant track which mocks all things Trump.Campaign Speech, Eminem
When the Rap God – the man who’s been accused more than anyone else of misogyny and inciting violence through his words – takes aim at Trump, you best believe it’s serious.FDT (F**k Donald Trump), YG & Nipsey Hussle
Checking in with the least subtle title in this list, the West Coast rappers spew forth fire in this scathing takedown of everything Trump embodies.T5, Swet Shop Boys
The video begins with Trump’s call for Muslims to undergo a US loyalty test, then launches an attack against the prevalent practice of racial profiling, which looks unlikely to be less of a hot button issue under the new president’s tenure.–
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