Rapper Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime performance featured subtle political references and symbolism, including a nod to his rivalry with Drake and a tribute to Gil Scott-Heron’s political hip-hop. The performance, which divided opinions, was seen as a statement on America’s political and social divisions, with some critics like Matt Gaetz and Kid Rock interpreting it as a response to Trump’s influence and a weaponized show of diversity and inclusion. Despite the mixed reactions, Lamar’s message of cultural resilience and political commentary was unmistakable, aligning with a long tradition of political rhetoric in hip-hop.
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Israel kills 102 in Gaza as Trump says he will be ‘firm’ with Netanyahu | Gaza News
Israeli forces have killed at least 102 Palestinians in escalating attacks across Gaza, including strikes on aid distribution sites, as the humanitarian crisis worsens with hospitals nearing collapse due to fuel shortages. Amid these developments, President Trump hopes to secure a ceasefire during Netanyahu's upcoming visit to Washington, while international organizations demand an end to the controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation's operations. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Israeli forces have killed over 100 Palestinians...
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