Lil Pump Didn't Vote After Endorsing Trump for President, Wasn't Even Registered

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Donald Trump supporter Lil Pump didn’t actually register to vote in the 2020 US Presidential election, voter records confirm.The rapper made a speech at Trump’s final pre-election rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan on November 2.As The Smoking Gun report, Pump – real name Gazzy Garcia – doesn’t appear as a registered voter in the Florida records.

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Lil Pump has lost 300,000 Instagram followers after endorsing Donald Trump in the US presidential election.The Florida rapper, whose real name is Gazzy Garcia, spoke to a crowd of Trump supporters in Grand Rapids, Michigan on Monday evening (November 2), and was hailed as “one of the big superstars of the world” by the current POTUS.He has since shared multiple posts from the evening to his official Instagram account, while also changing his name on the platform to ‘Lil Pimp’ – a nod to Trump’s