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Tesla owners pop anti-Elon Musk stickers on their bumpers, afraid they will be attacked by fellow leftists! Here’s a new parody song from Brian Coyne.
Tesla owners pop anti-Elon Musk stickers on their bumpers, afraid they will be attacked by fellow leftists! Here’s a new parody song from Brian Coyne.
The Candy Five, featuring Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, Carrie Prejean Boller and Ian Carroll, belt out a new salute to Candace Owens, the reigning grifter queen. Here’s more from dff.
Rolling Stones vocalist Mick Jagger takes a jab at Bruce Springsteen over his latest attack on President Donald Trump.
Not that Jagger is pro Trump. He’s simply saying leftists like Springsteen have over-politicized the music scene and they need to focus again on delivering entertainment — not political sermons. Here’s more from Josiah Rises.
The New Democratic Socialist Party promises a future of “free” everything—but history reminds us that freedom is never free.
“Fade Away (All Your Rights Are Gonna)” is my political parody of Buddy Holly’s 1957 classic “Fade Away.”
Through satire and humor, this song explores concerns about democratic socialism, the historical record of socialist and communist governments, and the importance of protecting the individual liberties guaranteed by the United States Constitution. Rock on!! Here’s more from Brian Coyne.
Here’s an ode to America’s 250th anniversary celebration, holding out some hope that we’ll continue to prosper and move forward as a nation. Here’s more from Heavy Pulp.
Imagine Reform UK, Nigel Farage, Restore Britain and Rupert Lowe standing shoulder to shoulder. Two lions. One roar. One chance to Unite the Right – and take Britain back.
This is the anthem for everyone who’s watched the right split the vote and hand Labour another five years of open borders, rigged justice, and national humiliation. No more. Here’s more from Join The Resistance.
He came. He taxed. He left. 🎺 Goodbye-ee Two Year Keir, the official political parody music video celebrating the departure of Keir Starmer as Prime Minister, set to the classic WWI Music Hall anthem ‘Goodbye-ee’.
Featuring Kemi Badenoch as the voice of a relieved nation, Nigel Farage pint-in-hand, and a removal van that says everything. Here’s more from Join The Resistance.
Natasha Owens gives us a look inside the Trump derangement syndrome that infects so much of Hollywood. Alex Stein makes a guest appearance as well.
Gene Simmons, the frontman for the rock band KISS, says he’s been canceled a few times because he supports President Donald Trump.
Simmons says he’s not worried about the money, but remains adamant about the fake news and music business engaging too much in cancel culture. Simmons shares his thoughts with Bill O’Reilly.