I’m not sure who all needs to hear this, but if your name is Bad Bunny or Billie Eilish, it’s definitely you:

You are famous because of your talents as musicians, not because of your idiotic views on politics and President Donald Trump.

As is often the case with celebrities, whether they sing or act, they often feel the need to pontificate on how awful Republicans are when they are accepting awards. 

No one cares. 

And these preachy, shallow diatribes only risk alienating a huge potential swath of the audience, including half the country who voted for Trump. (There’s a reason “Melania,” the documentary about the first lady, broke box office expectations last weekend.)

The latest example of this tiresome practice of political bashing took place Feb. 1, at the 68th Grammy Awards.  

Both Bad Bunny and Eilish, for instance, felt the need to denounce ICE, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency that took a lot of heat after federal agents killed two American protesters in Minneapolis in January.

Here’s what Bad Bunny said while accepting an award at the........

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