Nelly Stands By Decision To Perform At Trump’s Inaugural Ball: ‘Growing Up I Was Taught To Respect The Office’
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Nelly Stands By Decision To Perform At Trump’s Inaugural Ball: ‘Growing Up I Was Taught To Respect The Office’
Nelly isn’t backing down. The rapper, 50, doubled down on his decision to perform at Donald Trump’s inaugural ball last night (January 20), telling ABC News,
“Growing up I was taught to respect the office.”
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