QAnon MAGA Rapper On The Ballot In Ohio!

Rapper, landscaper and conspiracy theorist is Washed Up 45's biggest stan.

Forgiato Blow's protege is on the ballot in Ohio. He will face off against Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-OH) in a controversial redistrict. The area that once belonged to Kaptur and retiring Rep. Karen Latta (R-OH) is now merged. It makes it a competitive district and a likely pickup for the Republicans.

The Republican once decorated his lawn with Washed Up 45 propaganda. Now he's doing a rap video calling out President Biden by running on the "Let's Go Brandon" mantra which the far-right is using to say "Fuck Joe Biden."

Allegedly he was at the Jan. 6 rally and was on the steps of the U.S. Capitol. He denies being inside during the ritos.

This guy is a strong supporter of the far-right QAnon conspiracy. He also believes that the election was stolen and that's why he got the endorsement from Washed Up 45. 

Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-OH) faces a challenge ahead of her.

This goes back to my MAGA rap post of last year. You have white and some Black rappers endorsing the former president and his antics.

Forgiato Blow, Kanye West, Kodak Black, Jaheim, Fivio Foreign, Lil Wayne, Ray J, Lotsa Alexander, Bugzie The Don, Playboy The Beast, Vanilla Ice, Tyson James, Bryson Gray, Lil Pump, J360 and numerous others are Washed Up 45's most notable rap allies.

Lil Wayne, Kanye West, Lil Pump and Ray J took hits to their careers. Kodak Black is slowly dwindling down in popularity. Mind you that embracing white nationalist and you're Black is an automatic death sentence to your music career. 

Nonetheless it appears that this MAGA rapper will end up being a formidable challenger to Kaptur.

I want to say that Trump did reasonably well with Black and Latino voters. I am pretty much shocked that a man who has no filter can win over so many people of color.

I never thought I see a Republican with this much support from people of color.

Black men are no longer the reliable base for the Democratic Party. It's almost a damn shame that even with the strives made through Barack Obama's two terms, Trump's "turn shit to gold" and "in your face" rhetoric has won over a new generation of Black voters.