[2026] A Compilation of Western Songs About President Donald Trump

Johnny RyallNEW!Beastie Boys

Johnny Ryall

Formed in 1979 and based in New York, the Beastie Boys crossed genres and made their mark.

Featured on their 1989 masterpiece Paul’s Boutique is the track Johnny Ryall.

This song portrays a man living on the streets of New York and is known for mentioning Donald Trump—then a real estate mogul—in its lyrics.

The humorous contrast between a symbol of wealth and a person living in a shelter exemplifies their sharp satire.

Its densely layered, sample-heavy sound still feels strikingly fresh today.

Now that Trump has returned to the presidency in 2025, it’s a track you can savor even more deeply alongside the atmosphere of its era.

Highly recommended for those who want to explore hip-hop’s history and its social messages.

Donald TrumpNEW!Mac Miller

Mac Miller – Donald Trump

Mac Miller, a rapper from Pittsburgh beloved for his music that embraced jazz and funk, passed away in 2018 at the young age of 26, yet his talent continues to be highly regarded.

The track that helped him break through was “Donald Trump.” It’s an energetic number that channels his exploding ambition, invoking Donald Trump’s name as a symbol of success.

Released on the 2011 mixtape “Best Day Ever,” the song drew attention at the time when Trump himself responded to it.

The light, buoyant beat—sampling a Sufjan Stevens track—lifts your spirits just by listening.

It’s a song that gives you a push when you want to feel confident.

Be sure to check it out.

Commander in ChiefNEW!Demi Lovato

Demi Lovato – Commander In Chief (Official Video)

Demi Lovato, who got her start on Disney Channel and has a brilliant career as an actress, captivates the world with her powerful vocals, and she has created many songs that carry social messages.

Released in October 2020, this work is a very bold and serious ballad that poses direct questions to then-President Donald Trump.

FINNEAS participated as producer, and the delicate piano tones combined with her strong vocals are truly moving.

When it was performed at the 2020 Billboard Music Awards, it sparked debate because part of the staging was not broadcast.

It’s a perfect piece for those who are attuned to social currents or looking for music that speaks to the heart, so be sure to check it out.

The RingerNEW!Eminem

The Ringer

Eminem, who enjoys worldwide popularity and reigns at the pinnacle of the hip-hop scene.

The opening track of Kamikaze, the album he suddenly released in August 2018, is an aggressive number that includes scathing criticism of President Trump at the time.

It’s electrifying to hear him unleash an overwhelming, rapid-fire flow as he fires back at harsh reviews of his previous work and vents his frustration at the so-called “cloud rappers”—the new generation who were at their peak in the late 2010s.

With references to becoming a subject of Secret Service investigation and other jabs at President Trump, the track sparked controversy while earning fervent support—a blistering song indeed!

Tiny HandsNEW!FIONA APPLE

Fiona Apple’s “Tiny Hands”—Chant for the Women’s March

Fiona Apple is an American singer-songwriter who has maintained a distinctive style since the 1990s.

Armed with piano and a powerful voice, she is a formidable artist who has also won a Grammy Award.

This track is a chant created for the Women’s March, a protest held in Washington, D.C.

in January 2017.

Her raw vocals, recorded on a smartphone, and a track sampling past remarks by Mr.

Trump leave a strong impact.

With slogans repeated to defend women’s dignity, the piece was widely shared among participants at actual protests.

Be sure to listen to its powerful resonance imbued with social messaging and its sharp sensibility that reflects the times.

The Heart Part 4NEW!Kendrick Lamar

The Heart Part 4

Kendrick Lamar, a driving force in modern hip-hop with enormous social influence.

Do you remember the track he suddenly released in March 2017, just before unveiling his classic album DAMN.? Within a thrilling progression where multiple beats switch dramatically, the lyrics unleash fierce criticism of then–President Donald Trump and bare-knuckled competitiveness toward his rivals.

He even teases his next move by citing the date “April 7” in the lyrics, and sure enough, album details were revealed afterward—a clever stunt that sent fans into a frenzy.

It’s a showcase of taut tension and overwhelming skill, making it a great listen when you want to stand up to society’s injustices or fortify your resolve.

Country Grammar (Hot…)NEW!Nelly

Nelly – Country Grammar (Hot…) (Official Music Video)

Celebrated for broadcasting his deep love for his hometown as “the pride of St.

Louis” and for his melodic, catchy rap style, Nelly made a splash with this debut single released in February 2000.

Its hook, which borrows the rhythm of a famous nursery rhyme, is instantly striking.

In the lyrics, alongside Bill Gates, Donald Trump is cited as a byword for success, offering a glimpse into how he was treated as a symbol of wealth at the time.

As the lead single from the classic album Country Grammar, it became a scene-shaking hit, peaking at No.

7 on the U.S.

charts.

With its catchy, approachable sound, it’s the kind of track that will get your body moving if you put it on for a drive or a party.