Janelle Monáe disses Nelly's Trump inauguration performance at Grammys afterparty: 'You sold out!'
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Janelle Monáe shredded rapper Nelly while performing one of his hit songs, arguing he ruined his reputation by performing at President Trump's inauguration.
"I used to like Nelly, but then he went to perform for Donald Trump," she said, later declaring, "I care about women, I care about Hispanics…" Alexander Hall is an associate editor for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to Alexander.hall@fox.com.
Monáe, a Grammy-nominated artist who got her big break with Diddy, later added, "Nelly, you sold out, I used to think you was cool, but now you look like a mother f---ing fool."
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