Flo Rida Hasn't Said a Word About Donald Trump's Freedom 250 Concert. So We Asked His 'FloGPT'

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The rapper's own AI chatbot gave a shocking answer when queried about the "Low" rapper's participation in the Great American State Fair concert series

Just one week after it was announced, the Great American State Fair concert series has pretty much imploded. Six of the nine artists originally set to perform on the National Mall have dropped out, all of them effectively claiming they were pitched a nonpartisan show celebrating America’s 250th anniversary, only to realize the event would be way more political, with glaring ties to President Donald Trump (who’s since announced himself as the real headliner, anyway — go figure).

Those to go include Martina McBride, Bret Michaels, Morris Day and the Time, Young MC, the Commodores, and Milli Vanilli. Those who remain: Vanilla Ice, C+C Music Factory (though it’s complicated), and Flo Rida. And of those three, Flo Rida has been conspicuously quiet about the whole debacle.

While the musicians who’ve dropped out have all shared statements, and those who’ve stayed have defended their positions — none more emphatically than C+C’s Freedom Williams, who unleashed an outrageous rant from his toilet — Flo Rida has said zilch. Or at least close to zilch.