United States nazi ‘alt-right’, parody song

This 26 November 2016 satiric music video from Britain is called Beastly Boys – “Fight for Alt-Right“.

It is a parody of the song (You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party) by the Beastie Boys.

The Beastie Boys were a Jewish hip hop group from the USA.

The parody song is about anti-Semitic supporters of US president-elect Donald Trump.

Its lyrics are:

Kek it!
You wake up late for school, man, you don’t wanna go
You log onto Twitter but they banned Milo
It’s full of annoying SJWs
Sent here to destroy us by wealthy Jews

You gotta fight for alt-right
For Nazis!

You try to score some weed but you’re out of luck
So you spend the day online trolling all the cucks
You graduate from 4chan, now you’re onto 8
It’s time to learn why we need a white ethnostate

You gotta fight for alt-right
For Nazis!

I don’t read anything in the mainstream media
Only stuff that’s been widely discredited on Wikipedia
Race is the foundation of identity
And Donald Trump’s a frog god, seriously

You gotta fight for alt-right
For Nazis!

Dear Trump Supporter Who Sent Me Hate Mail For Being A ‘Stupid Jewish Faggot’. As scary as it is to know that people like you exist, I refuse to be afraid of you: here.

There have been 900 hate incidents since Trump was elected president.

THE END OF REDDIT? “Reddit, in its goal to be a laissez-faire haven of (relatively) free expression, has been overrun by nationalist trolls. Its staff of volunteer moderators is losing hope in the site’s future.” [Gizmodo]

‘THE UNWILLING MODEL FACES OF WHITE SUPREMACY’ “Twitter accounts use pictures of white women to push their racist narrative, and those white women don’t even know it’s happening.” [Racked]

Last Friday, protests led to the cancellation of a speaking event by alt-right Breitbart News editor Milo Yiannopoulos at the University of California, Davis. The event, hosted by the Davis College Republicans (DCR), was also set to feature Martin Shkreli, the former CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals notorious for the September 2015 price hike of Daraprim, a medication used to treat conditions associated with HIV: here.