The annual Billboard Music Awards featured a bevy of left-wing pop stars who used their moment in the spotlight during Wednesday’s NBC broadcast to …
The annual Billboard Music Awards featured a bevy of left-wing pop stars who used their moment in the spotlight during Wednesday’s NBC broadcast to fire off political messages, with Demi Lovato crooning an anti-Trump number while encouraging viewers to vote and pop star Lizzo urging fans to turn out and “vote” on November 3. During the ceremony, Demi Lovato performed her anti-Trump song “Commander in Chief,” which features the lyrics “Commander in Chief, honestly / If I did the things you do / I couldn’t sleep, seriously / Do you even know the truth?” But what viewers at home didn’t see was a message to “VOTE” emblazoned across a jumbo screen behind Lovato. Watch below: Commander In Chief — Demi Lovato at Billboard Music Awards #2 pic.twitter.com/8hMrx4U04C Portal Lovato Mídia (@MidiaLovato) October 15,2020 TMZ published alternate video showing the word “VOTE” displayed behind Lovato. The pop star recently released the music video for the new song on Instagram. Watch below: View this post on Instagram #CommanderInChief music video is out now???? I’m urging you to look out for one another, to support your loved ones, your neighbors, & those you may not have met yet in your community.
