Hope Hicks Drops New Diss Track, “6:16 in New York,” Mocking Donald Trump

May 3 , 2024

New York — Hope Hicks, the former White House Communications Director, has released a diss track titled “6:16 in New York,” which appears to be a direct mockery of Donald Trump.

The track, which was released on major music streaming platforms, has already garnered significant attention due to its controversial lyrics and the high-profile personalities involved. The title “6:16 in New York” is believed to be a reference to a specific event or incident, although Hicks has yet to clarify its meaning.

Hicks, who served under the Trump administration from 2017 to 2018, has been relatively quiet about her time in the White House. This sudden foray into the music industry has surprised many, especially given the track’s provocative content.

The lyrics of “6:16 in New York” are filled with thinly veiled jabs at Trump, with references to his leadership style, policies, and personal life. While the song does not mention Trump by name, the allusions are clear enough to leave little doubt about who is the target of Hicks’ criticism.

The reaction to the track has been mixed. Some listeners have praised Hicks for her boldness in speaking out, while others have criticized her for airing dirty laundry in such a public and dramatic manner.

Trump himself has not yet responded to the track, leaving many in anticipation of what his reaction might be.

This is not the first time a former Trump associate has publicly criticized the former president, but it is certainly the first time such criticism has been packaged in the form of a diss track. As the song continues to make waves, all eyes are on Hicks and Trump for their next moves.

In the world of politics and now music, it seems, the drama is never-ending. As the story unfolds, the public can only wait and watch as the repercussions of “6:16 in New York” continue to reverberate.

Olivia Asher