Interview: ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ Rapper Banned on YouTube, Tops iTunes Chart Days Later

It is no secret that President 👤Joe Biden has many critics across the country. From tanking approval ratings to anti-Biden chants in stadiums around the country, the evidence is rather damning.

One chant that has gained steam is, “Let’s Go Brandon,” a clean way for Americans to express their disapproval for the president. In fact, it has become so popular that musical artists have begun turning the chant into their own unique songs.

For Christian conservative rapper Bryson Gray, that popularity was initially a reason to avoid making a song about the chant.

“I’m not a fan of attaching my creativity to trends,” Gray said in an Oct. 22 phone interview with The Western Journal. “I view that as sort of like … it’s a trend; here today, gone tomorrow, and I feel like my creativity is like past that.”

However, Gray said his supporters were unrelenting in their requests for a “Let’s Go Brandon” song. A conservative YouTuber who goes by the name of The Black Conservative Preacher finally caught his attention.

“He said, ‘Come on, Bryson. Do it for my son.’ He told me his son listens to my music, but he doesn’t let his son listen to the other conservative artists because they curse.”

Like many other rappers, Gray said he began his career using curse words in his songs and talking about mature subjects. But when he gave his life to Christ, he began feeling convicted about those decisions.

Gray added that his own future children played a large role in his decision to become a completely clean rapper.