‘Let’s Go Brandon’ latest – Meme song rapper claims he’s being censored by Big Tech as pilot investigated for chant

‘LET’S GO BRANDON BILLBOARDS’

A Twitter user reported that “Let’s go Brandon!” billboards have popped up in New Jersey.

ONE OF THIS WEEK’S TOP-SELLING SONGS

Loza Alexander’s Let’s Go Brandon song was recognized by Billboard as one of the top songs in the country this week.

LOZA ALEXANDER’S OTHER WORK

Previous releases by Alexander, the man behind one of the Let’s Go Brandon songs, also lean heavily toward a Republican audience.

His 2021 album, “M*GA Man,” features songs titled “Voter Fraud/Fraud” and “Wake Up America” along with explicit tracks directed at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Vice President Kamala Harris.

FAKE VIRAL MEMO

A “Let’s Go Brandon” viral memo banning government workers from using an alleged anti-Biden chant is FAKE, officials say.

Canadian civil servants had shared an image of a memo threatening them with being fired if they used the term “Let’s go Brandon!”

But the Canadian federal government has denied it has anything to do with it, reports the National Post.

The memo was allegedly dated October 14 and it appears to have been sent by Shared Services Canada.

JASON ALDEAN CROWD RAISES EXPLICIT CHANT

The crowd at a Jason Aldean concert suddenly broke out into a chant of “f**k Joe Biden” before the singer surprisingly backed their heckling, as captured in a video posted to social media.

In the footage, which was taken at a concert in Tampa, Florida on Saturday, cries of the rude phrase could be heard loudly throughout the audience.

As the chant spread and fans clapped along to the rhythm, the country music star appeared to back up the sentiment, saying “You said it.”

Aldean has previously expressed his disapproval for the President, when his wife Brittany posted a picture of their two children wearing clothing with anti-Biden slogans to Instagram five weeks ago.

In the pictures, she wore a t-shirt reading “Anti Biden Social Club,” while Navy, two, and Memphis, three, sported matching shirts reading “Hidin’ From Biden.”

NUMBER ONE SONG ON ITUNES

Bryson Gray’s take on the anti-Biden anthem has been on the number one spot on iTunes since Sunday, knocking off Adele’s new single Go Easy On Me.

On the second spot on the chart is Loza Alexander with his own version of Let’s Go Brandon, ahead of Adele.

KID ROCK WEARS LE’TS GO BRANDON PIN

Candidate for the US senate from Alabama Jessica Taylor posted a picture with musician Kid Rock which shows him wearing a “Let’s Go Brandon” pin.

KID ROCK WILL GRAND MARSHAL ALL-AMERICAN 400, TEASES MERCH

WHAT DOES ‘LET’S GO BRANDON’ MEAN?

The meme comes from an NBC interview with NASCAR racer Brandon Brown following his NASCAR Xfinity Series win in October 2021.

In the video, the crowd behind him is chanting “f*** Joe Biden” however, the NBC reporter is claiming the chant is “let’s go Brandon,” which has since been referred to as a form of damage control.

Across the country, multiple sporting events have had large crowds chanting “f*** Joe Biden” in protest of his presidency.

Following the viral video, people have been creating different memes with the phrase “Let’s go Brandon,” and posting them all over social media.

INSTAGRAM ‘BANNED’ LET’S GO BRANDON MUSIC VIDEO

According to rapper Bryson Gray, Instagram removed the video for his song Let’s Go Brandon for allegedly including “harmful false information.”

“Instagram just banned the music video also. Haha cute but it’s too late,” he said on Twitter.

The video had also previously been removed from YouTube.

WHO IS BRYSON GRAY?

Gray is known as an American Christian Conservative Artist, producer, and personality from North Carolina who typically raps about politically conservative ideology.

Throughout his career, he has released eight albums, his most recent being Letter to the Church, which dropped on September 17, 2021.

“I used to rap for the devil, now I rap for God,” Gray’s YouTube bio states.

WHY WAS BRYSON GRAY’S VIDEO TAKEN DOWN?

Rapper Bryson Gray claimed his “Let’s Go Brandon” video was taken down from YouTube due to “medical misinformation” after the song spawned several memes and songs.

Gray tweeted: “YouTube has banned ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ song from YouTube due to ‘medical information.’ What medical misinformation is in the song? Whoa.”

FLORIDA CONGRESSMAN JOINS THE BANDWAGON

Last week Republican Rep. Bill Posey ended a speech on the House floor by saying, “Let’s Go Brandon!”

The Florida congress member slammed President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better plan in his speech.

“So you must feel compelled to rush through a radical agenda before the midterms,” said Posey.

ORIGINS OF ‘LET’S GO BRANDON’

“Let’s go Brandon” went viral earlier this month on Twitter, where it is also associated with the hashtag #FJB.

The joke dates back to a TV interview at a NASCAR race at the Talladega Superspeedway on October 2.

After driver Brandon Brown, 28, took home his first Xfinity Series victory, NBC Sports anchor Kelli Stavast interviewed him on camera.

While the interview took place, chants of “f**k Joe Biden” broke out from the crowd, as captured on video.

But Stavast characterized the chant as “Let’s go Brandon.”

“As you can hear the chants from the crowd, let’s go Brandon,” she said, even as a very different phrase was clearly audible on the clip.

WHAT HAS BRANDON BROWN SAID?

Brown has shown he sees the funny side of his newfound attention.

He said: “To all the other Brandons out there, you’re welcome! Let’s go us.”

Brandon later tweeted: “Look at me…. I’m Mr worldwide now.”

And he also shared a meme of his own of a girl batting away a comforting hand with the caption: “Don’t touch me, I’m famous.

SOUTHWEST LAUNCHES INVESTIGATION

A Southwest pilot’s “Let’s Go Brandon” sign-off message on a flight from Houston to Albuquerque on Friday has been slammed by the airline.

In a statement released on Twitter on Sunday, the Texas-based firm said it has launched an internal investigation into the reported incident and plans to address employees involved individually.

“Southwest does not tolerate any behavior that encourages divisiveness, as it does not reflect the Southwest Hospitality and inclusiveness for which we are known for,” the statement said.

According to several passengers on the flight where the reported incident took place, the pilot speaking over his plane’s public address system reportedly told passengers, “Let’s go, Brandon” — an anti-Biden inside joke, the NY Post reports.

PILOT’S INTERJECTION WAS CAPTURED ON TIKTOK

In a TikTok, the pilot can be heard saying the following: “We’re heading east at about 107 or 108 mph. Clear visibility, mostly clear skies, about 77 degrees.”

“Thanks for coming out, flying Southwest Airlines, welcome home, and let’s go Brandon,” he adds.

“Let’s go, Brandon” is a PG stand-in for “F–k Joe Biden,” and has been popularized in recent chart-topping songs.

BEN SHAPIRO WEIGHS IN

Political commentator Ben Shapiro took a stab at the Democrats, saying “their agenda is unpopular.”

‘LET’S GO BRANDON’ JOKES CONTINUE ON TWITTER

DON JR GETS INTO IT

Donald Trump Jr. shared a meme featuring Biden and the Russian leader Vladimir Putin with his 5.2 million Instagram followers.

“Name’s Joe but my friends call me Brandon,” it said.

WHAT HAS THE GOP SAID ABOUT IT?

Since the video went viral, many prominent members of the Republican Party have poked fun at the phrase on Twitter.

Donald Trump’s son, Donald Trump Jr., was present at the Talladegea race and posted a picture of himself holding up a “F*** Joe Biden” flag while in the stands.

“Great to see real America representing loud and proud @TALLADEGEA today,” Trump Jr. said followed by “Let’s go, Brandon!” with multiple laughing face emojis.

A video was also posted from a Fox News broadcast which shows a reporter asking why a man watches the station in which he finishes his answer by saying “let’s go Brandon.”

Senator Ted Cruz has also chimed in during an interview on The Benny Show.

“It is one of the funniest things I have ever seen,” Cruz said when asked if he saw the video. “I didn’t like amplifying the profanity but the clip is surreal like listening to the NBC reporter say ‘look they’re chanting let’s go Brandon,’ it captures everything about fake news all at once.”

WHITE HOUSE SPOKESMAN DENIES KNOWLEDGE OF THE MEME

“I had never heard of that chant until you explained it to me,” White House spokesman Andrew Bates told the Washington Post.

“I guess I’m not spending enough time on 8chan or whatever.”

WHO IS BRANDON?

Brandon Brown is a 28-year-old racecar driver born on September 14, 1993.

He is currently competing full-time in the NASCAR Xfinity Series and drives the No. 68 Chevrolet Camaro for Brandonbilt Motorsports.

Brown has been racing part-time since 2016, coming on as a full-time racer in 2019.

He graduated in 2018 from Coastal Carolina University with a degree in communications.

THE MOMENT ‘LET’S GO BRANDON’ WAS BORN

The meme comes from an NBC interview with NASCAR racer Brandon Brown following his NASCAR Xfinity Series win in October 2021.

In the video, the crowd behind him is chanting “f*** Joe Biden” however, the NBC reporter is claiming the chant is “let’s go Brandon,” which has since been referred to as a form of damage control.

‘I DONT BACK DOWN, SAYS RAPPER BRYSON GRAY

The conservative rapper told The Western Journal that he will stand by his song Let’s Go Brandon after it was taken down by YouTube.

“I might not be a millionaire,” Gray said.

“I might not have millions of followers like some of these other influencers. But one thing about the people that support me, one of the main reasons they support me is because of integrity. I don’t back down, no matter how many times I get banned.”