Moby Speaks Against Donald Trump and his “Most Corrupt, Evil, Incompetent Administration”

Following his new album Future Quiet in February 2026 and his Coachella set—the proceeds of which will be donated to animal rights organizations—Moby has taken to Instagram to speak out against President Trump and the current administration. The electronic star joins many other musicians and public figures like Billie Eilish, Bruce Springsteen and more who are speaking up against the administration and ICE in the recent monthsNME reports. 

This is not the first time Moby has spoken out against President Trump. He offered advice to his followers after Trump’s second victory in 2024, calling it “terrible” and a “really bad decision,” NME states.

This post follows a similar one in January, in which Moby urges people to “stop supporting the scumbag corporations that support Donald Trump and ICE” following the murder of Alex Pretti.

“The US is being run into the ground by a staggeringly incompetent and corrupt administration,” he wrote in the caption. “Unbelievably dark, dark times.”

Moby’s post slams the Trump administration, calling it “the most corrupt, evil and incompetent.” He goes on to discuss the current political landscape in the US, explaining to those outside the United States that he and many other citizens are just as confused as they are about what’s currently happening in the country: 

“So a lot of my friends who live outside the United States keep asking me, ‘What the hell is going on in the United States?’ And the truth is, we don’t know. The United States is being run by the most corrupt, evil incompetent administration.”

Jonah Schwartz: Hello, I’m Jonah Schwartz. I’m a student at the University of Iowa studying English & Creative Writing with expected graduation dates of 2027 and 2028 for my undergraduate and graduate degrees respectively. I am passionate about literature, film and especially music, and I love to combine my love of writing, music and pop culture wherever possible.
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