Stevie Wonder Expertly Calls Out Donald Trump For Insulting Detroit
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The former president and Republican nominee has come under fire for bashing the Motor City.
Stevie Wonder is calling out former President Donald Trump for insulting Detroit.
During a concert at the city’s Little Caesar’s Arena on Tuesday night, the legendary Michigan-born Motown artist brought up the Republican nominee’s recent dig that the entire country would “be like Detroit” if his Democratic opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris, is elected.
While performing a cover of the Four Tops’ classic song, “I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch),” Wonder — who’s endorsed Harris for president — said: “I just gotta say for the record, I don’t like nobody talking bad about Detroit,” Variety reported.
The singer then led the crowd in a chant saying, “Don’t cha do it!”
Trump has come under fire for bashing Detroit during a speech he made while speaking in the city earlier this month at the Detroit Economic Club.
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