Waka Flocka Flame Discusses Trump Support and Personal Insights

Waka Flocka Flame, known for his hit song “No Hands,” attracts attention not only for his music but also for his political views. The rapper was recently a guest on OutKick’s “Tomi Lahren Is Fearless” program and offered candid comments about his support for Donald Trump over Kamala Harris.

Lahren initiated the interview by addressing the backlash some celebrities face for expressing conservative opinions. She mentioned Nicki Minaj, who previously supported Trump and faced criticism for her stance, particularly for advocating for Christians in Nigeria.

“You think the way they turned on Nicki Minaj? I guess she came out, she did some things with President Trump. She supports the president,” Lahren noted.

During the discussion, Waka admitted he prefers Trump over Harris, comparing this preference to choosing Kobe Bryant over LeBron James in basketball. “I support him over Kamala Harris 100 percent. Why is that? Because of her. S—, he’s better, in my opinion,” Waka asserted.

Despite his endorsement, Waka clarified that his support does not equate to agreeing with all of Trump’s beliefs. He emphasized his stance: “Now when people use the word support, that mean you stand for everything a one stand for, and that ain’t what it is.” Interestingly, Waka revealed he has never participated in voting: “I never vote for nobody, s—. Never in my life voted.” For him, voting seems irrelevant in his experience and community.

Beyond politics, Waka shared how Trump influenced his business strategy. “The only thing I learned from Trump was how to delegate my capital and how to structure my business,” he mentioned.

Furthermore, Waka spoke about significant personal developments, including preparing for fatherhood. He expressed the enormity of the responsibility, stating, “Another human is gonna be in the house and I got a strong responsibility.”

The interview offers insights into how a high-profile musician like Waka navigates the intersections of personal beliefs, business, and impending parental duties.