Texas rapper BigXthaPlug has set off a political firestorm after publicly endorsing former President Donald Trump and taking direct aim at Democratic frontrunner Kamala Harris in a controversial new interview that aired earlier this week.

The “Texas” hitmaker, known for his raw storytelling and street-centered lyrics, made the comments during a sit-down on a recent podcast. Appearing relaxed but fiery, BigX made it clear where his loyalty lies for the 2024 presidential rematch.

“I’m rocking with Trump. Period. He might be rough around the edges, but he did more for people like me than Kamala ever will,” BigXthaPlug declared.

Criticism of Kamala Harris

BigX didn’t hold back when asked about Vice President Kamala Harris, who he said isn’t African American. She is widely expected to be the Democratic nominee following President Joe Biden’s decision not to seek re-election.

“Kamala ain’t for us. She locked up more Black folks than Trump ever did,” he said. “Now she wanna smile in our faces like she’s the savior? Nah. I don’t forget.”

The rapper cited her past as a prosecutor in California, a record that has drawn criticism before, particularly from progressives and criminal justice advocates.

“She played tough on crime when it was popular,” he said. “Now it’s all Black Girl Magic on the surface, but underneath, it’s the same system that’s been messing us up.”

“Trump Got Results”

According to BigX, his support for Trump isn’t about personality—it’s about policy. He pointed to economic factors, saying that under Trump’s administration, his community saw tangible improvement. He referenced his Networth and said him and his homies made money during Trump’s tenure.

“I saw dudes in my hood get off the streets and into trades. I saw gas prices down. People were flipping legit businesses. Now we’re just tryna survive week to week.”

He added: “Say what you want about the man—Trump got results. Kamala’s just talking circles.”

Watch The Interview Below

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Reaction from the Public

The comments quickly went viral, with fans and political commentators weighing in. Some praised BigX for being “brave enough to speak the truth,” while others accused him of “being manipulated” or “misrepresenting history.”

Even some of his hip-hop peers weighed in subtly on social media, with one cryptic tweet from a fellow southern rapper reading, “Clout chasing is a disease.”

But BigXthaPlug seemed unfazed. In an Instagram story posted hours after the backlash began, he said:

“I said what I said. I ain’t scared of y’all. I rap for the streets, not the elites.”

A Growing Divide in Hip-Hop Politics?

While many artists in the hip-hop world have historically leaned left, BigX’s statements add to a growing number of public figures voicing frustration with Democrats. His remarks also highlight the shifting political winds among working-class voters, particularly men of color, who feel disillusioned by promises unfulfilled.

Political analysts say BigXthaPlug’s endorsement, while unlikely to change the broader outcome, reflects a mood that should not be ignored.

“He’s tapping into something real,” said Dr. Kendra Malone, a political sociologist. “It’s less about Trump and more about feeling heard.”

Conclusion

BigXthaPlug’s bold endorsement of Trump and rejection of Kamala Harris has ignited a new debate—not just about politics, but about who speaks for the streets and what “real representation” means in 2025. One thing is for sure: BigX is making noise, and he doesn’t seem to care who’s uncomfortable.