Nick Cannon: Unpredictable Political Views

0:00It's March 29th, from Hollywood to your headphones. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Nick Cannon, the 45-year-old host with 12 kids and a packed TV schedule, drops some wild political takes on his web show Big Drive. On the March 28th episode, he wrote Shotgun with Amber Rose, a vocal Trump supporter, and straight-up agreed with her, saying Democrats were, the party of the KKK, while Republicans freed the slaves. He kept it coming, praising Trump for cleaning house and turning America into an exclusive club with a $5 million bottle service fee to enter. The country. Cannon quoted W.E.B. de Bois, calling both parties one evil force with two names, making it clear he doesn't pick sides. Fans and the internet lit up with reactions, shocked to hear the masked singer host go this route. It's a big shift for someone who voted Kanye West for President 2020, showing his views stay unpredictable and outside the box.

1:01Historically, those KKK ties point to Southern Democrats after the Civil War, but a major party switch happened during the Civil Rights era, flipping. Old Alignments. Cannon's not out here campaigning, just venting opinions on his platforms. With his revolving door of shows, expect Cannon to clap back or expand on this soon, keeping the conversation rolling in his chaotic style.