Schoolboy Q Performs YG’s “F*#k Donald Trump” in Australia

Donald Trump's victory in the presidential election has prompted many strong repsonses from the hip-hop community. Schoolboy Q was one of the most vocal despite being across the world in Australia. The TDE rapper gave a speech to his Australian fans before performing YG's "Fuck Donald Trump" single.

"I don't believe your vote count anymore," Schoolboy Q said. "Each state, everywhere I go, I don't know one person that said they were voting for Trump, right? Including all of my white friends. Including this white boy right here. He voted for Hillary Clinton, and she didn't win. I don't get it."

Schoolboy Q, who has previously spoken about his frustration with voting, walked back his comments in an Instagram post.

"I could b wrong witH my statements about your vote not counting, I prolly was jus in my feelings but sHoutout @yg FDT even AUSSIE AGREE FUCK DAT NIGGAH," Schoolboy Q wrote.

Schoolboy Q is currently in Australia as part of his Blank Face Tour. The "That Part" rapper is scheduled to perform in Perth tomorrow (Nov. 10) before heading over to Europe for the rest of the tour. Check out all of the remaining dates below.

Nov. 10 – Perth, Australia – Metro City
Nov. 21 – Helsinki, Finland – The Circus
Nov. 22 – Oslo, Norway – Sentrum Scene
Nov. 23 – Stockholm, Sweden – Annexet
Nov. 24 – Copenhagen, Denmark – Falconer Salen
Nov. 25 – Hamburg, Germany – Docks Hamburg
Nov. 26 – Warsaw, Poland – Klub Progresja
Nov. 27 – Paris, France – Zénith de Paris
Nov. 30 – Luasanne, Switzerland – Les Docks
Dec. 1 – Nimes, France – Paloma
Dec. 2 – Zurich, Switzerland – Komplex 457
Dec. 4 – Esch-Sur-Alzette, Luxembourg – Rockhal Club
Dec. 5 – Brussels, Belgium – AB Main Hall
Dec. 6 – Frankfurt, Germany – Gibson
Dec. 7 – Cologne, Germany – Live Music Hall
Dec. 9 – Utrecht, Netherlands – Tivolivredenburg
Dec. 11 – Manchester, England – Manchester Academy
Dec. 13 – Glasgow, Scotland – O2 ABC
Dec. 14 – London, England – O2 Academy Brixton
Dec. 15 – Birmingham, England – O2 Institute Birmingham

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