“Nelly, you sold out,” she continued in an impromptu freestyle. “I used to think he was cool, but now you look like a motherf—ing fool.”

Monáe’s condemnation arrives a few weeks after Nelly’s performance at the Liberty Ball on January 20. Speaking on the matter, Nelly defended his show, explaining that he didn’t really believe it was a matter of political opinion.

“This is not a campaign trail,” Nelly explained to News Nation’s Cuomo. “This is not anything that I feel like I’m influencing people to sway how they feel, but it’s more about the respect and the honor of being invited for what I like to call the greatest country on the planet.”

Nelly might not feel it’s political, but upon his re-election, Trump once again began living up to his status as one of the most controversial political figures alive. As NPR reports, Trump has signed an executive order to dismantle Diversity Equity and Inclusion programs in the government, among many other executive orders.

Watch Monáe speak out against Nelly for yourself below.