Fans shocked that Axl Rose is 'the voice of reason' after he comes out against the 'obscene' Trump White House


Axl Rose has made his views on President Trump clear — and he’s willing to take whatever criticism that may come with that.

Over the weekend, the controversial Guns N’ Roses frontman complained on Twitter that Trump had used one of his hits, “Sweet Child o’ Mine,” against the band’s wishes. He explained that a legal loophole allowed the president, whose administration he referred to as “s***bags,” to do it.

Axl Rose of Guns N’ Roses is not Team Trump. (Photo: Mark Horton/Getty Images)
Axl Rose of Guns N’ Roses is not Team Trump. (Photo: Mark Horton/Getty Images)

That thread was followed up with an equally buzzy one in which he said that everyone — no matter their political affiliation — should be able to enjoy his band’s music. However, he added that Trump has “no regard for truth, ethics, morals or empathy of any kind,” and he characterized the president as a liar and crybaby. He ended by saying that many Americans have “never experienced anything this obscene” and that we’ll “pay hard” for it if we don’t do anything about it.

While his comments certainly had naysayers, the overwhelming reaction was positive — and commenters themselves were admittedly surprised by that. In essence, people were saying that when Axl Rose is the voice of reason, this country seems to be in a bad way.

As we said, yes, there was backlash too. People used his past to discredit him — and there is obviously a lot of ammo.

Other people are just obsessed with his punctuation — and we can’t say they’re alone.

Rose sharing his politics shouldn’t come as a surprise because 1) he’s human and has a voice and 2) he’s done the thing same before. Last month, he urged his followers to vote blue, sharing a photo of his mail-in ballot.

Rose has joined a long list of people complaining about Trump using his music at political rallies. Over the weekend, Rihanna asked him to stop using her music as well.

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