Donald Trump Dropped A New Song & It's Beating Miley Cyrus On The iTunes Songs Chart
"Sound for the soul!"
Former United States President Donald J. Trump continues hitting the headlines. In November of last year, he announced he was again running for president, and it’s been non-stop since then.
Most recently, the businessman has been testing his luck as an artist, and it looks like it’s going well for the Republican politician as he is currently beating singers like Miley Cyrus on the charts.
"Justice for All" is Trump’s latest release.

The former president is joined by the J6 Prison Choir, a group of individuals incarcerated for their presumed involvement in the January 6 riot, in this patriotic tune that was made available on different music platforms on March 3 and already has a 4/5 stars rating and over 1,800 reviews on iTunes.
"Amazing and heartwarming," a reviewer wrote. "These American citizens deserve better than what they are getting. In fact, they deserve to be home with their families. I think this is a great song, and pray for them!"
"Sound for the soul!" another person shared. "Beautifully done with the greatest president ever!"

In the song, Trump is reciting the Pledge of Allegiance, which, according to CNN, was recently recorded at the politician’s home in Mar-a-Lago in Florida after a request made by a group that supports the families of those incarcerated.
Other iTunes reviewers didn’t enjoy the song as much.
"Terrible," one person wrote. "It does not sound good, and it’s a little bit scary."
“Disgusting," another reviewer shared. "That’s it. It’s creepy and gross."
The song is currently at the top of the iTunes songs chart, surpassing music from Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga, and Rihanna.
You can listen to this 2:20-minute track on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube.
