by WorldTribune Staff, February 13, 2017 <\/p>\n
The same old song at the Grammy Awards this year was bashing President Donald Trump . . . over and over. <\/p>\n
One artist chose a different path. <\/p>\n
Her reward was to see the sales ranking of her album, I Make the Static, skyrocket on Amazon from #543,202 to #3 overnight. <\/p>\n
Singer-songwriter Joyce Villa, who goes by the name Princess Joy Villa and identifies as bi-racial, shocked the red carpet gawkers with her red, white and blue gown emblazoned with Make America Great Again in front, and Trump across the train. <\/p>\n
I hope you enjoy tonights #grammyawards2017 and remember to forget your problems and focus on the future, Villa said. <\/p>\n
You are infinite and beautiful and no one can stop you but you. So go out and celebrate yourself as a winner no matter what, together with those you adore. <\/p>\n
Villa probably isnt a Trump fanatic and wore a dress sure to go viral on social media, Rick Moran wrote for American Thinker. Her social media comments suggest some irony in using Trumps campaign slogan. <\/p>\n
Still, she could not have been unaware of the physical danger she was putting herself in by wearing a dress that expressed pro-Trump sentiments. <\/p>\n
The twitterverse also lit up over Beyonce, who many say delivered a strong pro-life message in performing while pregnant with twins. <\/p>\n
According to the Daily Caller, the star wore a bejeweled gown and a gold crown atop her head as she performeda choreographed number that was dedicated to birth and motherhood. <\/p>\n
Among the tweets: Is Beyonce making a pro life pitch?? For black women?? <\/p>\n
@Beyoncethat was beautiful and just about as prolife@prolifeallianceas an artist, woman, mother, and daughter can get.#ProLifebless you <\/p>\n
Lifenews.com, however, pointed out that Beyonce has never said she is pro-life. She has supported Planned Parenthood, the nations largest abortion provider, andother pro-abortion causes in the past. <\/p>\n
Still, her life-affirming words are worth celebrating because they affirm to a huge audience that a babys life in the womb is unique, precious and worthy of protection. <\/p>\n
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