I didn’t have that on my MAGA bingo card.
Lara Trump has dropped a pop song featuring French Montana, complete with black-and-white cover art of the two posing together.
The seemingly unlikely collaboration, which the president’s daughter-in-law teased earlier this month, became official Friday with the 42-year-old releasing “No Days Off” with the Moroccan-American rapper who once dated Khloé Kardashian.
The single quickly made its rounds on X and, perhaps predictably, appeared to receive mostly positive reviews from conservatives—like a woman who makes art of Donald Trump posting an emoji to suggest it was “fire.”
Criticism was aplenty the other side of the aisle, however. A man whose X biography promises to block “Elon bots and MAGA morons” commented under a recording of the single: “Isn’t an asteroid on its way here? I thought I heard that. Please hurry.”
The song itself is on the shorter side at just under two-and-a-half minutes. It appears to feature a good bit of autotune and Trump, the recently departed co-chair of the RNC who has since taken a gig at Fox News, sings about putting in work outside the public eye.
Trump opens the song by saying “no days off” twice before opening her verse: “I’m a little hard to read. You only know what they show you. When you turn on the TV. So think of this as a reboot. I’m more than meets the eye, so many different sides you don’t know about. I’m putting in the work-work-work. So many days and nights got me losing count. To those who think they know me—do the math, you don’t know the half, but if you listen closely, close your eyes, enjoy the ride.”
French Montana, who’s real name is Karim Kharbouch, had his popularity peak in the late 2010s. That’s when the 40-year-old, who was born in Casablanca but migrated to New York City at 13, released hits like “Unforgettable,” “All The Way Up,” and “No Shopping.”
It was in that same period Kharbouch, amid Donald Trump’s infamous travel ban on some Muslim countries, told MSNBC the president needed to “lead with love.” He also launched the initiative We Are the Dream in 2018 to help DACA recipients—undocumented migrants who entered the U.S. illegally as children—go to college.
Trump tried to shut down the DACA program—created via a Barack Obama executive order—entirely in his first term but was rebuffed by the courts. The program has remained closed to new applicants ever since, however.
Kharbouch faced fierce backlash after he was first spotted hanging with Lara Trump last summer but has been embraced by those in MAGA.
