2019 Grammys: Border wall dress ignites Liberal hatred of Hollywood, says Joy Villa

The red carpet is a place where celebrities shine with sumptuous ensembles, but on Sunday night Grammy Awards 2019, the musician Joy Villa has again defended its conservative beliefs.

Villa, who stole the show on the red carpet at last year's Grammy Awards, where she was wearing a dress with Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan, put on a "build the wall" dress this year. She said Liberal Hollywood was as vicious as ever.

"It was crazy," she said in an interview with Maria on the morning of FOXBusiness. "Many people were just staring at me, glaring at me, not wanting to look me in the eye, squinting in the face."

But when she touched the red carpet, she said, the mood quickly changed.

"The photographers were yelling at me – very unprofessional – they were hired by the Grammys, you know that's all they're supposed to do," she said. "They were screaming with Trump. We hate Trump. Trump hates you. You are a traitor and Trump a traitor. I was as if it was different – there was a lot more hate and vitriol this year than in 2017. "

Villa, who has been walking on the red carpet since 2015 and who is a "proud" member of the registration academy and who is also one of the Grammy's lawyers in the act aimed at Modernizing the music, is used to handle bitter reactions with grace, but also believes liberal Hollywood is beginning to accept the fact that it supports President Trump.

"I think they like me, but they will not own me or claim me for the moment," she said. "But I also think that they like me to make waves."

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Singer Ricky Rebel also made a bold statement this year, surprising the crowd dressed in a jacket with the words "Keep America Great!", "Trump" and "2020" to show her support.

According to Villa, an "opposite culture change" begins to occur. Plus, she expects more curators to come out soon.

"I like that other artists are retiring," proclaimed Villa. "I think 2017 was a bit lonely. I was like ok. I am the only one to have received death threats, but the president is here, I support him, and now we have other artists coming, arguing that Trump is less scared. "