Mac Miller makes politician rap in new parody video

ayodele johnson

June 9, 2016 11:57 PM

Miller was involved in a row with Trump earlier when the latter threatened to sue him for using his name in a video parody without asking for his permission.

American rapper, Mac Miller, has released a video parody showing Republican candidate for Presidency, Donald Trump, rap.

Miller combined pieces of Trump’s numerous nominee speeches and made it a sweet rap song.

According to Us Magazine, the video is a “promo for Miller’s new Best Day Ever mixtape reissue”.

The rapper has been involved in some mild misunderstanding with the politician in the past.

Miller was reported to have attacked Trump during an interview with “The Nightly Show With Larry Wilmore”.

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“You say you want to make America great again, but we all know what that really means: Ban Muslims, Mexicans are rapists, black lives don’t matter,”

“Make America great again? I think you want to make America white again.”

Trump, who earlier praised the rapper over a previously released mix, likening him to Eminem, was reported to have threatened to sue him.

According to Trump, Miller used his name without taking permission.

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