Roseanne Barr's pro-Trump rap video with Canadian artist Tom MacDonald sparks controversy over cultural appropriation.

Rosanne Barr joined the Canadian rapper in a pro-Trump music video for the song "Daddy's Home," days ahead of the inauguration.

Roseanne Barr is “dropping bars” in a peculiar pro-Trump music video that jabs at rapper Eminem. The video, which was released Friday, features Canadian rapper Tom MacDonald and Barr, dancing while decked out in box braids and oversized gold chains (the kinds of aesthetic choices that people in the Black community have often been condemned for).

Elsewhere in the song, Barr takes a swipe at “The Real Slim Shady” rapper Eminem, saying: “Screw Eminem, I’m Roseanne,” as she flips off the camera. Barr was accused of making racist remarks in a tweet about Obama and his senior advisor Valerie Jarrett in 2018. Her ABC show was cancelled hours later.

The lyrics of the song, titled "Daddy's Home," also include the refrain, "We won, you mad, done, too bad … you cry, we laugh," which plays over a video of a procession of trucks and other vehicles with Trump flags.

Watch Roseanne Barr show off her rapping skills in a new pro-Donald Trump song with Canadian rapper Tom MacDonald called 'Daddy's Home.' In her solo, the actress references her 'Roseanne' 2018 revival getting canceled over a racist tweet of hers.

Exploring the Controversial Pro-Trump Rap by Roseanne Barr and Tom MacDonald In a bold and unexpected move, comedian Roseanne Barr teams up with Canadian rapper Tom MacDonald for a new pro-Trump rap song.