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Lara Trump releases tribute song to first responders, panned on social media

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Presidential nominee Donald Trump’s daughter-in-law Lara Trump has released a new single titled “Hero” as a tribute to emergency first responders.

The three-and-a-half minute song went viral on Labor Day (Sept 1). The song’s second verse goes, “Without your bravery, we’re all out of luck/No, this can’t be denied/You got to be special/It takes a lot to put you last and everybody first/With your heart they could make gold.”

Despite the positive message, Lara received a lot of brickbats on X.

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In a response to Medias Touch editor in chief, Ron Filipkowski, one Navy veteran in Kansas complained, “My dogs were rough-housing until I turned up the volume to hear the voice. They stopped and howled. This is some tone-deaf s—t.”

Independent journalist Kelly Scaletta posted on X, “Autotune doing a lot of heavy lifting here.”

Another person responded with an image of voters at a Donald Trump rally with gauze on their ears.

In general, people also found the music video and theme of the song to be quite ironic, considering her father-in-law incited the Jan 6 insurrection at the Capitol building in Washington, D.C. The incident led to hundreds of documented assaults against law enforcement throughout the day.

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All in all, Lara Trump received many snide remarks with one backhanded compliment on X from Veterans for Responsible Leadership which reads, “Pretty brave of Lara Trump to release a music video when she can’t sing. That’s only normal if you’re a nepo RNC Chariwoman.”

The song, which was co-sung by Madeline Jaymes, was first released in May with the music video released late last month. The video has shots of Trump and Jaymes singing in a music studio and on a fire escape. It also has a photo montage of real firefighters in a staged rescue operation.

Lara is married to Eric Trump and has released other songs, including Tom Petty’s “I Won’t Back Down” and “Anything is Possible.”

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