Madonna slammed for outraging against Donald Trump calling him 'king': 'We don't give a single f**k'

Pop icon Madonna was slammed vociferously with her haters and Republicans asking her to leave the country after she said what she felt when she saw President Donald Trump calls himself a 'king'. Social media users reminded her that she called herself a 'Queen' all these times and if she hates the president the country elected, she can move to Mexico or Canada.
Madonna wrote a post criticizing Donald Trump calling him the 'king' and said that if this is a joke, she's not laughing. "I thought this country was built by Europeans, escaping living under the rule of a King, to establish a New World governed by the people. Currently we have a president who calls Himself. Our King. If this is a joke, I'm not laughing," Madonna wrote.
The post opened a barrage of comments as X users canceled Madonna. "You literally call yourself “the Queen” ALL. THE. TIME. Now suddenly it’s not funny to say that???" one wrote.

"Remember when all these celebrities said they were going to leave the country? Please just leave," another wrote.
"Of course you’re not laughing! Your face can’t move!" a third user wrote.
"Start by actually reading the US Constitution, Madonna. We voted for a president. Same thing as 4 years ago. The only difference is you don't like this one," one commented.
"We dont give a single f**k about your lunacy. American people have spoken once again. Go f**k yourself as you do on the stage for money. Btw: If you dont like it move to Canada or Mexico," Member of European Parliament Dominik Tarczynski wrote.

Did Donald Trump call himself a king?

Yes. As he announced that he was going to stop congestion pricing in New York City, he wrote 'LONG LIVE THE KING' in his Truth Social post. Then the X account of the White House made a controversial post showing Donald Trump as the king. For the photo, they shared a Time Magazine cover format and Trump was seen smiling wearing a crown.
"He who saves his Country does not violate any Law," Trump wrote on his social media a few days ago likening himself to royalty.