Paramore singer Hayley Williams recently criticized the Donald Trump administration on Instagram and called for allyship from men for women. The statement was posted by the musician on her Instagram story. Williams’ clip comes after the 47th US President addressed a crowd in the White House on the occasion of Women’s History Month.
So, here’s everything fans need to know about the “Hard Times” singer’s comments on the Trump administration.
Hayley Williams comments on Donald Trump’s administration
Paramore’s lead vocalist recently posted a clip on her Instagram story, in which she called out Donald Trump.
Hayley Williams urged men to come forward and become allies of women as she expressed that she’s terrified of Trump’s Project 2025. The video, which is now available on Reddit, starts with Williams saying that she tried not to give Trump attention on her Instagram, but she had to.
Check out the singer’s video below:
Additionally, Williams referred to people who labeled her “dramatic” after her speech on Project 2025 from the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Festival. She stated that the project has already begun to be enacted. The “Decode” singer said that not just she but more women are scared.
Williams further explained why she was posting the video. She said, “The reason that I’m doing this, uh, there’s gonna have to be some extreme allyship when it comes to, you know, the way that this administration is talking about women, that’s just, just the issue of women and reproductive rights and all of that is terrifying.”
The musician also referred to Donald Trump’s speech from the Women’s History Month event and called it “chilling.” According to Sky News, at the event, he addressed female members of Congress. Trump said, “We’re going to have tremendous goodies in the bag for women, too. The women, between the fertilization and all of the other things that we’re talking about, it’s going to be great. I’ll be known as the fertilization president, and that’s not bad.”
While concluding her speech, Williams asserted, “We need allies. And women aren’t the only ones to need allies.” She also mentioned JD Vance and Elon Musk in her speech and stated that their comments made women sound “like we’re just f—— factories.”
Furthermore, Hayley Williams urged men to “show up” if they believed women deserved rights.
