Rapper Bryson Gray is trending all over the country. His latest single, “Let’s go, Brandon,” is trending on top of iTunes. Gray’s latest single has taken over the most famous pop superstar single, Adele’s “Easy on Me.” Bryson’s single has become the #1 on iTunes.
Bryson Gray’s song is trending on TikTok and YouTube channels. After the release of this song majority of the people in the country are aware of the “Let’s go Brandon “chant. The #LetsgoBrandon challenge has thousands of videos and millions of likes in just a few days. This song has become the most liked video to date. This song is also viewed to bully Biden. TikTok has already given a warning that they will remove this song altogether.
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After the song was released, it was viewed to bully Biden. Many social media platforms like Instagram and YouTube channel have already banned this song.
TikTok has already warned that this song will be banned altogether.
However, “Let’s go Brandon” is hitting this list and has already become viral.
Why are social media platforms banning “Let’s go Brandon”?
Instagram has already banned “Let’s Go Brandon” for sharing “harmful and false information” about the Pandemic. Some lines that are spreading false information include “Pandemic isn’t real, they just planned. “Further, the lines say, “Biden said the jab stop the spread; it was lies.”
The other lines in the song which seem problematic are “Media lyin’, ignore all cryin’. They buildin’ back better, but only the Taliban. Pilots to strike, but to Joe, it is irrelevant. Open the border, lose all the borders.”
The above lines claim that they are propagating false information. The song has already suffered many restrictions, and other platforms may further ban it, according to media outlets.
What is the reaction of Rapper Bryson Gray?
Although many social media platforms have already banned “Let’s go, Brandon,” Bryson Gray believes this step has made more people curious. After contacting various media outlets, he said, “Cancel culture will not work anymore. It only works on scared people. The banning of the song has already made people more curious. My song is hit now and trending. Thank you, YouTube.”
Further, he said, “If you are banning people, then you should be consistent. On YouTube, you can talk about anything. You can talk about sex. You can talk about murder. There are many songs out there that are not even worth it, but I cannot even ask the question? When they started banning art?”