The pop star does not want him to play music during his rallies.

It's been just a few days since Pharrell opposed Donald Trump's decision to play his song "Happy" at the rally that he organized on the night of the Pittsburgh Synagogue Massacre, but the rally's reading list Trump has just lost another artist: Rihanna. The pop star saw a tweet from Philip Rucker of the Washington Post describing the atmosphere of the Trump rallies mentioning the reading of one of his songs:

Rihanna was not really thrilled to provide the soundtrack for Trump's fascist phantasmagoria, and said that, writing that she would never have anything to do with her "tragic gatherings."

Earlier in the day, Rihanna approved Florida's governor candidate, Andrew Gillum, and Florida's Amendment 4 in a message posted on Instagram:

Rihanna joins a long list of musicians who have protested against the use of their music by Trump, including Neil Young, REM and Queen, but she has an advantage that none of her predecessors could claim: she n & # 39; She is not only a pop star and a cosmetics nabob, she is also the ambassador of Barbados in general. So it's not just a dispute over music rights, but a nascent international diplomatic crisis. Someone should show the president the video of "Bitch Better Have My Money" for him to back down, or soon thereafter, we will be at war with the entire Caribbean.