Photo of YG by Timothy Norris

As yet another music act has withdrawn from next week's presidential inauguration, YG said Saturday night on Twitter he's willing to perform.

"I'll perform 'Fuck Donald Trump' at his inauguration for $4,000,000," YG tweeted, referencing his anti-Trump anthem "FDT," which was one of Variance's 100 Best Songs of 2016.

A day after her participation in a pre-inauguration D.C. event, Tony-winning singer Jennifer Holliday backed out earlier Saturday. "I sincerely apologize for my lapse of judgment, for being uneducated on the issues that affect every American at this crucial time in history and for causing such dismay and heartbreak for my fans,” she said in a statement.

While performing at inauguration festivities is traditionally considered a high honor and a matter of general patriotism, a number of A-list stars have declined Trump's requests due to the incoming President's inflammatory rhetoric and toxic behavior, among many other controversies. 

Most recently, Trump has been facing criticism after he took to his Twitter bully pulpit to blast civil rights leader Rep. John Lewis as "all talk" and "no action" because the Georgia congressman said in a NBC News interview he doesn't see the former reality television star as a "legitimate President."

Rep. Lewis has said he will not attend the Jan. 20 inauguration. And as of this writing, nearly 20 other Democratic lawmakers have also confirmed they will not be in attendance.