Donald Trump’s daughter-in-law Lara Trump’s new song with Madeline Jaymes, titled “Hero,” has gone viral, but not for the right reasons. The Republican National Committee’s co-chair has found herself in the middle of internet trolling after listeners started brutally criticizing her voice on social media platforms. The song is over three minutes long.
The music video for “Hero” was first launched on YouTube on August 23, 2024. The song is a homage to emergency first responders such as firefighters. Since the release of the music video, people on the internet have been pointing out how heavily auto-tuned the 41-year-old Lara Trump’s voice sounds in the single.
Lara Trump’s ‘Hero’ song sparks criticism
As mentioned above, the new single “Hero” by Lara Trump and Madeline Jaymes has received harsh criticism for the extremely auto-tuned nature of Lara’s voice in it. Take a look at the music video for the single below.
The music video of the song showcases Madeline Jaymes and Lara Trump paying tribute to the firefighters, as per Rolling Stone. The video sees Lara playing the piano in a studio while recording the song with Jaymes. In the meantime, the video shifts to showing firefighters on duty. It displays how hard they work for the safety of the public. It further showcases Lara on a staircase, along with the Florida-based artist, as they sing their hearts out.
Despite the song’s honorary theme, it has become a topic of intense mockery on X due to the use of auto-tune. Users have been posting memes with Lara’s part in the song. Some of the reactions to the song are shared below:
Lara Trump is married to Donald Trump’s third child, Eric Trump. They tied the knot in 2014 and have two children together. The former television producer became the co-chair of the Republican National Committee in March of 2024. Lara has previously hosted and produced Real News Update of Trump Productions.
