Rapper Lil Pump says ‘f**k Sleepy Joe!’ in video backing Donald Trump and slamming Biden’s tax plan
RAPPER Lil Pump has endorsed Donald Trump as he said “f**k Sleepy Joe” in a video on his Instagram.
The 20-year-old star shared the clip with his 17million followers as he raged against Biden‘s tax plan which would raise rates for the top earners.
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Lil Pump shared a picture of himself photoshopped shaking hands with the President which was liked more than 500,000 times.
He wrote: “THE DAY I MET TRUMP #Trump202022020.”
The Gucci Gang hitmaker also shared a short clip on his story of himself endorsing Trump as he hit out at Biden.
In a selfie video, he said: “All I gotta say is Trump 2020, b***h. F**k I look like paying an extra 33 in tax for Biden.
“B***h a** n***a, f**k sleepy Joe n***a. Trump 2020, b***h.”
Lil Pump then loudly screams into the camera before giving a smile as the he finishes the video.
Biden has laid out plans to target the wealthiest people in society as he pledged to not raise taxes for anyone earning less than $400,000.
He plans to take the top federal tax rate from 37 to 39.6 per cent and bump the corporate taxation rate from 21 to 28 per cent.
The wealthiest would experience an average percentage decrease in after-tax income of around 17.7 per cent, according to forecasts.
It is feared however Biden’s tax hikes could lead to a trickle down as corporations simply raise prices or cut costs in response.
Lil Pump’s endorsement of Trump seemed to divide his fans as they argued and posted almost 15,000 comments in just five hours.
One fan wrote “time to unfollow & forget about u again” and another added “the day I lost all respect for u”.
Others said “YEAH YOUR CANCELLED” and wrote “lol no thanks! BIDEN 2020” as they attacked Lil Pump.
However, the comments were divided as others wrote “WELCOME TO THE WINNING TEAM BRUH” and “YUP TRUMP 2020”.
Another said “her come the white e white liberals who are under 18 telling black people who to vote for” and one added “Let’s goooo PUMP haha 
TRUMP2020”.
Lil Pump has become the latest rapper to give his backing to Trump after 50 Cent came out supporting the Republican.
The 45-year-old also said he was backing Trump because of Biden’s planned tax hike on the top earners.
However, he has since appeared to row back – saying he “never liked Trump” – after ex-girlfriend Chelsea Handler offered him “another spin” if he changed his mind on Biden.
NWA star Ice Cube has also praised Trump and rubbished Joe Biden as he claimed the Democrat has not listened to his plan to help black people.
He said he presented his ideas to both campaigns and Trump’s was the one that sat down with him.
Talking about his “Contract with Black America” plan, Ice Cube told “Fox News Sunday: “I told everybody that I’m not playing politics with this.
“I’m willing to meet with anybody who could bring this to life and make it a reality.”
Ice Cube, 51, said he presented his proposal to “close the opportunity gap” to both the Trump administration and his Democratic challengers team.
But while the Biden team said they would meet Cube until after Election Day, Trump’s son-in-law and advisor, Jared Kushner, met for three hours.
He said: “They listened, heard what I had to say and pumped up their plan and presented it to the people.”
Kanye West has also previously seemed to endorse Trump as has been seen wearing a “Make America Great Again” cap, but is now himself running for President.
West previously compared the backlash he received to “racial profiling” as people expected him to be a Democrat.
Speaking in March, he said: “It reminded me of how I felt as a black guy before I was famous, when I would walk in a restaurant and people would look at you like you were going to steal something.
“‘This is your place, Ye, don’t talk about apparel. This is your place, Ye, you’re black, so you’re a Democrat’.”
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Biden currently enjoys an up to ten point lead in the national polls as there is little over a week to go until the election on November 3.
Trump famously overturned Hillary Clinton’s poll lead to secure a shock result on election day in 2016.
Clinton has said she feels “sick to her stomach” at the thought of Trump winning re-election and “can’t entertain the idea of him winning” in 2020.
Biden however ran into another gaffe with just 192 hours left of campaigning as he called Trump “George” – seemingly getting him confused with George W. Bush.