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I’m In Antifa

A Political Parody of The Monkees’ classic hit, “I’m a Believer” (1966)!

For the better part of a decade, we’ve watched violent activists operating under the Antifa banner attempt to intimidate political opponents, shut down free speech, disrupt public events, and substitute mob violence for civil debate.

And now, with scenes of political unrest and clashes involving militant activists in France, Milan, and elsewhere in Europe, the dangers of political extremism are impossible to ignore. But sometimes the best way to expose the absurdity of a movement is to LAUGH AT IT! 😂 Here’s more from Brian Coyne on his channel BC Parodies.

TRUMP!

“TRUMP!”, is a tribute to President Donald J. Trump and his administration, set to the unforgettable classic rock sound of Deep Purple’s 1968 hit, “Hush.”

This is a celebration of President Trump, his extraordinary administration, and all they have done for our great country—and all they still have left to accomplish!

This November 3, a vote for REUBLICAN is a vote for DONALD TRUMP! Vote RED, Baby!!!!! 🎸🇺🇸 Here’s more from BC Parodies, Brian Coyne’s rocking channel.

The Purple People Haters

🎃 A Halloween-season parody of Sheb Wooley’s 1958 novelty hit, “The Purple People Eater!” Meet the Purple People Hater — a wild, purple-haired caricature of the far-left activist who can’t tolerate an opposing opinion!

Easily triggered, offended by inconvenient facts, and determined to silence anyone who disagrees, this character would rather shout down a debate, disrupt an event, or throw a tantrum than engage in a little adult discourse.

It’s a musical satire of outrage culture, political intolerance, and the growing hostility toward free speech. This November, we cannot let the mentally ill run our country any more. A Vote for Republican is a vote for Reason and Fact-based governance for the USA. Vote RED!!!! Here’s more from Brian Coyne on BC Parodies.

Allegations

Here’s a new, original song from Brian Coyne, inspired by the Cornell 7 case. The song appears on Coyne’s channel BC Parodies.

 

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