R&B Singer Jaheim Devastated By Donald Trump’s Defeat, Blames The ‘Public’ For Destroying Trump’s Legacy, Says Cheaters Never Have Longevity

“Could It Be?” The velvet baritone of New Jersey’s Jaheim exploded on the urban music scene with those titular lyrics roughly 20 years ago. A string of relatively successful releases would follow before an eventual decline; now the Ghetto Love crooner garners the attention of fans for using his voice in a less musical manner.

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Jaheim was amongst the first of notable black entertainers to cast verbal support behind the highly divisive Donald Trump Administration and catching no small share of flak in response. 

Seeing the presidential election results, a race that saw an historic turnout as approximately 65 percent of eligible voters participated, and that made Donald J. Trump a one-term president, Jaheim went on an acerbic tirade in a lengthy Instagram post disparaging the African-American electorate for forsaking “to great men.”

The post featured a photograph of Trump having a conversation with the late-great Michael Jackson circa 1989. He captioned the image with, “I’ve witness the public destroy these to great men all because of paid for adds my the broad stream media to destroy their legacy. You are truly a devils advocate you the children of this beast will never get out of hell.”

Ok, Jah…

The post included a picture of his relatively newfound look, an emaciated Vegan physique and a bright-red turban. 

Folks are questioning his sanity in light of the visual transformation and stunning political opinions that border on incoherence. In his statement he added, “America will never change its stranger than fiction more stronger than a drug addiction. I witnessed the very same people build & destroy a dynasty that was earned honestly just as the 911 catastrophic events that took place in 2001.”

He continued, “The devil is a liar, cheater from the pits of hell mine eyes have seen the glory what a terrible undeniable story. Heaven turned Hellenistic, reminds me of when Roman troops conquered the last of the territories the Macedonian king had once ruled.”

Needless to say, the Internet never misses and this would be no exception. A twitter user commented, “Jaheim out here lookin like he play flutes for snakes”… Another wrote, “Jaheim sitting over there looking like Brother Shaquille Sunflower, talking about Trump saved a lot of folks. You really can’t make this sh*t up.”

Jaheim sitting over there looking like Brother Shaquille Sunflower, talking about Trump saved a lot of folks.

You really can’t make this shit up. pic.twitter.com/SUTRF3ZWTy

— k a r y. (@itsKARY_) August 22, 2020

Chile, did Jaheim get slipped a mickey?

— Jennifer The Spy (@Iceberg21Slim5) August 24, 2020

Nearly 75 million Americans exercised their democratic right to elect Joe Biden to be the 46^th President of the United States of America. After a vote counting saga, (that isn’t quite over yet) thousands of his supports took to the streets in celebration, dancing, singing, chanting, honking horns and expressing jubilation in every human way possible. If there’s any consolation for the Just In Case singer, it should be noted that The Donald made some inroads with Black Men and Women, as he gained four percent among both versus the 2016 election. 

Angelenos have been celebrating Biden’s victory for hours, honking, shouting and dancing in the streets. Sky5 captured this celebration in the area of Sunset Boulevard and Edgecliffe Drive in Silver Lake https://t.co/37FVi8LG15 pic.twitter.com/F862QrMrVx

— KTLA (@KTLA) November 8, 2020

Sage advice in navigating tense times such as a transition of political power: ‘Focus on what you can control.’ Perhaps Jaheim can find solace in those words.