‘Let’s Go Brandon’ song tops iTunes charts

“Let’s Go Brandon” has topped the iTunes charts, taking the no. 1 and 2. spots.

Four versions of the anti-Biden single have made the top 10 within their first week of entry. Conservative rapper Bryson Gray’s “Let’s Go Brandon” is currently sitting at number one with Loza Alexander’s version at number two and number four, and Godz Child’s remix of Loza Alexander’s at number eight.

The meme was created on October 2, when Kelli Stavast interviewed NASCAR driver Brandon Brown after he won the Sparks 300, a race in the NASCAR Xfininity Series held at Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama. Chants of “F*** Joe Biden” could be heard in the background, which Stavast described as “Let’s go, Brandon.” The clip went viral and has been used throughout conservative culture as an anti-Biden slogan. Last week Republican Rep. Bill Posey ended a speech on the House floor by saying, “Let’s go, Brandon!”

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YouTube banned both the music video and lyric video for Gray’s song for “medical misinformation”, but that didn’t stop him from edging Adele’s “Easy On Me” out of the number one spot. The song’s lyrics imply that the vaccine will not stop the spread of COVD-19: Biden said the jab stop the spread, it was lies (I remember) / How you woke, but you haven’t opened your eyes? (You just sleep) / These politicians are demons, just in disguise (Facts)”.

Alexander, another conservative rapper, released an album titled “M*GA Man” earlier this year with tracks like “Voter Fraud/Fraud” and “Wake Up America”.