Roseanne Barr: From Sitcom Star to Controversial Rap Artist

A New Look and Sound

In her latest project, Barr collaborated with Canadian rapper Tom MacDonald on a pro-Trump rap video titled "Daddy's Home," released just days before President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration. The video features Barr sporting long blond braids, gold chains, and sunglasses, a stark departure from her previous image. The song itself is filled with provocative lyrics and MAGA-themed imagery, celebrating Trump's victory and taking jabs at her critics.

Backlash and Support

The release of "Daddy's Home" has generated mixed reactions. Many have criticized the tone and content of the video, while others have praised Barr for her boldness and unapologetic approach. Barr's reference to being "canceled" in the lyrics likely nods to the backlash she faced in 2018 after a racist tweet targeting Valerie Jarrett, a senior adviser to former President Obama. The incident led to the cancellation of her rebooted sitcom "Roseanne," which later returned as "The Conners" without her.

Barr's Controversial Statements

Since her dismissal from the show, Barr has aligned herself with conservative figures and continued to stir controversy with her inflammatory remarks. She has made bizarre claims about the Holocaust and other topics, further polarizing public opinion. Despite the backlash, Barr remains undeterred, proclaiming in the song, "This Granny’s going bad," and showing no signs of slowing down.

Looking Ahead

As Barr continues to push boundaries and challenge public opinion, it remains to be seen how her new career path will unfold. Whether she will continue to make waves in the music industry or return to her roots in comedy, one thing is certain: Roseanne Barr is not afraid to make a statement.