Here’s a new parody song from Brian Coyne, this one inspired by Depeche Mode’s “Enjoy the Silence.”
But the idiots driving the song don’t enjoy silence, they are the Minnesota leftists inciting violence — bums like Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz.
We should all be grateful we didn’t elect that worthless jerk as Vice President.
President Donald Trump tips his cap to Gilligan’s Island, as he sings of the drug boats bound for Davey Jones’ locker. Here’s more from Shawn Farash, singing a parody tune.
My song is about the SAD STATE of MINNESOTA and the crooked Democrat politicians who run it.
They turn a blind eye to those who steal tax dollars through government assistance. It’s all done at the expense of hard-working Americans like YOU and ME in exchange for committed voters for their corrupt party.
Here’s a new parody song from Brian Coyne, based on the Bee Gees original hit.
Remember when MEN had their own SPACES and we could be ourselves? Remember when BOYS were allowed to be BOYS?
We didn’t have to police our language or worry being sent to HR for sensitivity training.
Feminism changed all of that. It’s time to reclaim our MAN CAVES Today!!!! Here’s a new parody song from Brian Coyne, inspired by Billy Idol’s song “Eyes Without a Face.”
A vintage honky-tonk country satire about the Minnesota fraud scandal, involving alleged Somali fraud rings, billions in COVID relief money, daycare and school lunch scams, and Feeding Our Future. Told with baritone vocals, chicken-pickin guitar, and a 1950s country sound, this song takes aim at corruption, whistleblowers, and political fallout in Minnesota. Here’s more from Puppetgate.
They’re dancing in the moonlight because the darkness still hangs over our secretive government.
Here’s a new AI parody song, presented under the shadows of the Fort Huachuca Buffalo Cowboy Museum, by citizen journalist George Webb.
In Mogadishu, Minnesota, they’re playing the Somali waltz.
Here’s more from Natasha Owens. She’s a Christian musician, who lately has been creating more songs laced with satirical political content.
British comedian Dominic Frisby could get himself banned with this song.
It’s a bit risqué, but quite funny and also relevant as far as lampooning those pushing endless rules, taxes and regulations.
