Billy Ray Cyrus' 'trainwreck' Trump gig leaves son saying 'I don't recognise you'

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Trace Cyrus, the son of country singer Billy Ray Cyrus, has issued an emotional plea to his father following what people are calling a "trainwreck" of a performance at Donald Trump's second inauguration earlier this week.The singer's performance didn't go as well as he intended with such a large audience watching.

He was met with a plague of technical difficulties, which left him to perform his song Old Town Road without the proper equipment.

In order to combat the issues, the star chose to sing acapella, but could be heard asking the crew if his guitar was working.Growing frustrated with the mounting problems, he told the audience: "Y'all want me to sing more or you just want me to get the hell off the stage?

I don't give a damn." Viewers expressed that the performance was "embarrassing" and a "trainwreck". Despite this, the singer said he "wouldn't have missed the honour" of playing for the current president, reports the Mirror.Since the incident, his son Trace has claimed that he "barely recognises" his dad and shared a photo of him joining Billy on stage when he was younger.