NYC Street Performer 'The Naked Cowboy' Shows His Support For Trump At Washington D.C. Rally: Photos

The artist has become a staple in Times Square, often taking pictures with tourists while dressed in the bare minimum. He also performs a few tunes, which he did while greeting the D.C. crowd near the Washington Monument and as he marched with them down the road.

Keep scrolling through the gallery below to see the musician out and about throughout 2020.

A change of scenery. Iconic New York City street performer Robert John Bruck, best known as "The Naked Cowboy," was spotted at the chaotic protests in Washington D.C. on January 6.

Clad in his usual getup — a cowboy hat, boots and a pair of white briefs — the star, 50, greeted fellow Donald Trump supporters while carrying around his acoustic guitar, which was plastered with Trump-Pence stickers.

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Not even a global pandemic could stop him from putting on a show in Times Square! On March 17, the star donned a face mask while strutting his stuff in the middle of the road.

"Basically with so few people, I’m able to capture the attention of every single one of them," he said of working during the crisis. "So it’s like there’s less people but (it’s great) just to be able to hit every single person and cheer them up and get them honking the horn."

On July 31, he took to a barricaded street in NYC to put on a show, with his guitar adorned in 2020 Trump campaign stickers. 

"My decision to stay in Times Square during corona is no different than going out there every single day when it’s 19 degrees or there’s a blizzard or a rainstorm or a heatwave — doesn’t matter,” he shared of the difficult times.

Changing his tune? On November 7, as Joe Biden was announced to have won the election, the artist ditched his Trump gear and seemed to celebrate the historic news in Times Square alongside and activist Tootsie Warhol.