MAGA Rapper just released a song encouraging lynchings

Forgiato Blow a.k.a Kurt Jantz

Over a banjo riff, the chorus of “Good vs Evil” from MAGA rapper Forgiato Blow and country singer JJ Lawhorn repeats instructions for hanging people at “sundown,” an apparent reference to “sundown towns” that violently enforce racial segregation.

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A verse from Forgiato Blow, whose real name is Kurt Jantz, lists three white murder victims whose killer or accused killers are Black and Latino. He named the killings of Austin Metcalf, Laken Riley, and Iryna Zarutska, who was fatally stabbed on a bus in North Carolina. Jantz says she was killed by a “n******.”

— The Independent

I’d rather not post the video to the song but I can’t find the lyrics other than what The Independent has in its story:

The song calls for “a big tall tree and a short piece of rope” to “hang ‘em up high at sundown” and “leave ‘em swinging so the folks all know you don’t mess around in our town.”

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Later, Lawhorn sings “we ought to do it like they did it way back in the day because grandaddy’s way works best.” — The Independent

The Independent notes that the song came after the murder of Charlie Kirk, about 3 days after. 

Thank you to Dalbert for reminding me of a hack that 3 weeks of being far away from the interwebs made me forget.  Here are the lyrics

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[Music]

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Oh, we need a big tall tree and a short

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piece of rope. Hang them up high and sun

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down

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low. Don't mess around in our town.

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A short piece of roping

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[Music]

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so the folks on mess around in our town.

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Thou shall not steal. Thou shall not

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kill. But if you do, [ __ ] we hang you

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in a [ __ ] field. We don't judge by

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skin. We judge by soul. So God can judge

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your sin. But [ __ ] you got to go. to

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make lost his life that attracts me. The

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news won't say it, so I say it on a

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trap. And while they running from

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accountability,

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Riley was murdered while she was running

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in the streets in the street. Who would

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have thought the girl who left the

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danger in Ukraine would get her life

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taken riding on a train by a [ __ ] when

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she's rapping Black Lives Matter, but

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you triggered by this song. Tell me what

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you say. Big tree in a short piece of

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rope hanging

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sun down.

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Don't mess around in town.

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[Music]

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You don't mess around in

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there. Too much crown in the streets

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these days. Too much evil going down.

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Need to get them up out of the bricks

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for a while. The judge turned them loose

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on the town. How many mothers got to

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cry? How many children got to die before

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we putting into all this mess? We ought

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to do it like they did it way back in

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the day. Cuz granddaddy's way works

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best. But who's going to write them

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wrongs, my friend?

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Vengeance is the law. Brother and

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justice ain't a sin. We need a big tall

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tree and a short piece of rope. Hang

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them up high and sun down.

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Don't mess around in town.

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[Music]

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Don't mess around.

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[Music]

If you want to watch the video and give it views here is the _link.  Otherwise here is just the title page pic

“I’m done being silent in my faith!” Jantz wrote in a post on Instagram sharing the song. “Im done being a silent conservative, I’m no longer concerned that truth may hurt your feelings. Jesus is coming back and we are all part of his mission! I am Charlie Kirk!” — The Independent

Were you ever really silent though? 

Some how I think you’ve missed the critical lessons Jesus taught . . . ALL OF THEM!