New jersey pro-america rapper loza alexander's "let's go brandon" goes platinum

New Jersey pro-America rapper Loza Alexander’s “Let’s Go Brandon” goes platinum

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October 18, 2021

When New Jersey rapper Loza Alexander saw his “Let’s Go Brandon” meme video featured on Fox News, he knew he had something going on. When former President Donald J. Trump’s son shared the video on social media, he was certain.

Now, just days after being featured on Fox News, Alexander’s song is the top hip hop download on Apple iTunes, it’s second overall and his video has been watched 1.4 million times as of midnight on Monday.

Things might finally be clicking for the rapper who has been somewhat of an underground black conservative vlogger for several years. He’s been doing these songs for years, but never with the success of his latest release.

There’s even a “Let’s Go Brandon” challenge in his honor.

“We finally reached one million views, my first one million view video,” Alexander said. “This is the biggest record in the country right now, it’s the biggest record in the world. I’m just speechless. Me and my family had an amazing get-together last night and popped the champagne.”

Patriotic and pro-American themes are nothing new to Alexander. Days before Let’s Go Brandon hit, he released a song in memory of the thirteen U.S. servicemembers who died during President Joe Biden’s botched Afghanistan withdrawal. Typically his videos get between a couple thousand and 50,000 views.

But Alexander’s not a one-hit wonder. A year ago, he released “F-ck Nancy Pelosi” and a Joe Biden song calling the then-candidate a pedophile.

Few Democrats are safe from Alexander’s diss tracks, including Vice President Kamala Harris. That song criticizes the former California Attorney General who made a name for herself being tough on crime, including the mass incarceration of black Americans in California.

Prior to the 2020 election, Alexander published a heartfelt video to President Donald J. Trump called, “Dear Trump“.

While conservatives are now rallying behind Alexander’s Let’s Go Brandon theme, he poses a problem for Democrats. How does a black rapper from one of the bluest states in America, from one of the bluest strongholds in the state end up creating rap anthems that are pro-America, pro-Trump, anti-Democrat, and anti-Joe Biden?

Alexander’s climb to the top also exposes misinformation being sold by the Democrats and Biden that anti-Biden dissent comes only from white conservative white supremacists without college degrees waving confederate flags in the boondock trailer parks.

It’s a myth that the Democrat party has been holding onto since Trump was first elected to office in 2016. When Joe Biden said he was going to unite America, he had no idea that it would be his failures that would start to bring America back together again.

The only person standing in Alexander’s climb to the top right now is pop sensation Adele and her latest hit, “Easy On Me” which is the number one download on iTunes this week. Alexander has toppled Ed Sheeran, Elton John, Justin Beber, Coldplay, Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood, Toby Keith, Zac Brown Band, Kesha, and the list goes on.

Alexander has become a public enemy of the left this week. TikTok, where he posts his videos has threatened to ban his account for ‘harassment and bullying’ because of his song.

“Tik Tok has threatened to remove my #letsgobrandon viral video that is approaching the number one spot on iTunes top us hip hop records! Tik Tok is claiming that I’m bullying? But how?” he asked.

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