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Tinashe Tells Republican Fan “Y’all Can Go” After Getting Checked Over Vote Blue Message

Blogged by: Grace L.

Tinashe had a quick message for a fan who was upset about her apparent support for Democrats on Election Day: “Y’all can go.”

The singer found herself in a political back-and-forth on Tuesday, November 3, after sharing a message encouraging Americans to vote in the 2026 midterm elections. But it wasn’t her call for people to head to the polls that caused the issue. It was the blue hearts she added to the post.

Tinashe originally wrote, “VOTE OR DIE ! LETS GO AMERICA” followed by a string of blue heart emojis.

While she didn’t specifically name a Democratic candidate, the blue hearts were widely recognizable as a nod to the Democratic Party, which uses blue as its signature color.

One X user wasn’t feeling it. She accused Tinashe of pushing away her Republican fans and suggested the singer should have considered her politically conservative audience before posting.

“You literally just refuse to listen to those of us with sense. Did you have to have the blue hearts…alienating your red audience? Girl, are you neurodivergent? It gets to a point…” the user wrote.

Instead of getting into a long debate, explaining her political views, or apologizing for the emojis, Tinashe gave her a response that was short and straight to the point.

“Yall can go ✌️”

And that was that.

The exchange made it clear that Tinashe wasn’t interested in changing how she expresses herself politically to keep every fan happy. Janet had specifically complained about the singer alienating her red audience, a reference to Republican voters, and Tinashe’s answer didn’t exactly suggest she was worried about losing them.

For anyone who has followed Tinashe outside of her music career, her political views shouldn’t come as a complete surprise.

Back in 2020, the singer was vocal about her opposition to Donald Trump during his first term. In an October 2020 feature published by Pitchfork, Tinashe criticized Trump’s leadership and spoke about how his policies affected marginalized communities. She also encouraged Americans to take voting seriously.

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On this day in 2011, I previewed the forthcoming release of Lucifer Rising and Other Sound Tracks via my website.

When I was approached to do a soundtrack for Kenneth Anger’s film Lucifer Rising, he had a half-hour edit of the first part and I suggested that he should come to my house in Plumpton and set up a playback system in my studio for his 35mm film. As it was running, I started introducing my recorded music, instrument by instrument.

The glue between music and images was superb; it seemed as though they were running in sync, even though they were two separate entities that had been brought together.

I continued working on the soundtrack, doubled it in length and delivered it over to Kenneth Anger. He initially included it on a partial cut of the film that was shown at film festivals and various other events. Then it got bootlegged. I decided to release the work that I had created for this project in March 2012.