Summary
Pharrell Williams has expressed his dislike for politics, claiming it creates division. He previously took legal action against President Donald Trump for using his song "Happy" without permission. Williams encourages political neutrality and action-focused involvement rather than vocal political opinions.
Key Facts
- Pharrell Williams has publicly stated that he dislikes politics, comparing it to a magic trick and saying it causes division.
- At Black Ambition Demo Day, he reiterated his stance on political neutrality, preferring to remain action-focused.
- Williams sent a cease-and-desist letter to President Trump in October 2018 for using his song "Happy" at a rally.
- In 2016, Williams suggested during an interview that women should unite and vote for Hillary Clinton.
- Williams criticized celebrities who try to influence public voting decisions, stating that he prefers to stay out of political discussions.
- Online reactions to Williams' statements have been mixed, with some criticizing his apolitical stance as unprincipled.
