"Boycott Target" rappers 1, Target 0

Well, it had to happen. A pro-Trump rap group did a single titled “Boycott Target,” and it has already gotten about three million views and is reaching number 6 on iTunes Charts.

The rappers, Forgiato Blow, Jimmy Levy, Nick Nittoli, and Stoney Dudebro created the song with lyrics that go after Target "targeting" your children with sexualized and Satanic goods. And the reason the song has become a huge hit is because it raps the truth.

“There’s a cleanup on every aisle/Target is targetin’ your kids,” the song’s lyrics begin. “This agenda’s gotta stop, they know we gonna win.”

“Target, Target, yeah they targetin’/Target, Target, yeah they target kids,” the song goes, continuing on to lyrics about the LGBT agenda going “too far.” 

The fact that the LGBT has an agenda involving our youth is too far already.

The video for the song appears to have been shot in a Target store, where the rappers are surrounded by LGBT Pride merchandise on display.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) posted the song on Twitter:

American Conservatives are once again showing who has the real buying power.
It’s not the woke mob, they only bully and riot. https://t.co/x490RKdBVA

— Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸 (@RepMTG) May 26, 2023

Others also got into the act:

There is now a rap song about the Target Boycott
It’s not just an online movement anymore – it’s fully enmeshed in culture
And Target’s stock price is at its lowest point in a year and falling fast
When will these Woke companies learn?
LEAVE THE KIDS ALONE https://t.co/4CaMJW9wHQ

— DC_Draino (@DC_Draino) May 26, 2023

Here's the song for your rapping entertainment:

First it began with Dylan Mulvaney, a cross-dressing homosexual Audrey Hepburn wannabe hawking Bud Light in his dainty white gloved hands to celebrate his 365 days of "being a girl." The company even put out a commemorative beer can with his picture on the can. 

Then the vice president of marketing, Alissa Heinerscheid, insulted the customers of Bud Light with her brilliant marketing idea calling them "fratty" and "out of touch." 

Unleash the boycotters!

Soon Target stores followed suit, in spite of the fact that Bud Light alone lost $9 billion in the first two weeks of the boycott and Anheuser-Busch stock took a dump. The retail giant pushed Pride month [the gender dysphoria folks get a whole month while our military war dead get a whole day] and featured women's bathing suits with a "tuck" pocket in the front for their penises and balls. 

They even featured a sweater that read: "cure transphobia not trans people." In other words, gender dysphoria needs no cure, only those of us who recognize it for what it is. The Left always sticks "phobia" at the end of words that challenges their so called progressive issues. It's their way of trying to shut us up and it isn't working this time.

So the company removed their Pride products from their stores including a "too queer for here" tote bag. 

Target’s stock price plummeted from $152.28 on May 19, to $139.39 on May 25, an 8.5% decrease over the course of a single week. It appears the company cares more about the LGBTQ's Sturmabteilung troopers than their investors.

The company's market capitalization, which refers to the total value of a publicly traded company’s outstanding shares, fell from $70.4 billion to $64.4 billion over the same time period.

Keep the boycotts going if you really want to make a difference and have a voice in the future of our children. It's working. It really is working.

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Akon, Kanye and NY Philharmonic mulling 2024 presidential run

The following is satire.

As their saying goes, "If Trump can do it, so can I." These are the sentiments of rapper Kanye West, musician Akon and Jaap van Zweden, the conductor of the New York Philharmonic.

The field of candidates may be huge, but they'll all be singing/playing the same tune.

When asked by Fox News why he wants to run, Kanye burst into rap and replied:

"I got me favor on my side, accept me as your political saviour.
Love me lots or love me less,
But dang, just love thy neighbor.
You can be what you wanna be
Mommas know my heart,
But I ain't no dang Swalwell swell,
Cause I don't hardly fart."

Upon announcing their decision to get into the 2024 race to MSNBC, the NY Philharmonic conductor, Jaap van Zweden lifted his baton as the group began a hearty rendition of Jean-Joseph Mouret's Rondeau from Sinfone de Fanfares," in the hopes of getting the votes from music aficionados. "This is why I am going to win," van Zweden said, adding that he would have the entire Philharmonic in his administration.

Speaking on “The Real” Monday, the “Don’t Matter” singer said that a 2024 presidential run “might be possible.”

“I know what the issues are. As a person, as an immigrant, as a black man, as whatever you want to call it, I kinda know or feel like I know that I can take the country and move it forward. I really believe so,” Akon said, admitting he knows nothing about foreign affairs, politics, the U.S. Constitution, law and the three branches of government, but he said the public "ain't gonna care."

Akon, whose real name is Aliaune Damala Bouga Time Puru Nacka Lu Lu Lu Badara Akon Thiam is famous for his second hit, "Smack That." The first stanza goes like this:

"I feel you creepin', I can see you from my shadow
Wanna jump up in my Lamborghini Gallardo
Maybe go to my place and just kick it like Tae Bo
And possibly bend you over
Look back and watch me
Smack that, all on the floor
Smack that, give me some more
Smack that, 'till you get sore
Smack that, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Smack that, all on the floor
Smack that, give me some more
Smack that, 'till you get sore
Smack that, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh."

What a beautiful visual.

The rapper and "musician" was born in St. Louis, Missouri, but he spent most of his childhood in Senegal and has often referred to it as his hometown, which makes him a perfect candidate for the progressives in the Democratic Party, who see every other place as better than the USA.

Some pro-abortion progressives consider him a musical genius.

“I need him [Kanye] to run," Akon said. "I want him to because it’s like this — Kanye’s not crazy. He’s just been awakened. My belief, because from a spiritual state, I just feel like he’s awake now. He’s [the] most amazing marketer in the world. He understands his audience — but he’s definitely not crazy.

“If he does run, it’s great for the culture,” Akon continued. “Now, whether or not you think he’s fit is another thing, that’s why you got me as another choice, onnaconna I ain't crazy too."


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