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'Boycott Target' rap climbs iTunes charts: 'Someone's got to stand up for kids'
Rapper Forgiato Blow has joined 'Fox & Friends First' amid backlash over Target's Pride line
Conservative rapper Forgiato Blow is soaring up the iTunes charts with a new song calling out Target for targeting kids with its controversial Pride merchandise.
Blow joined "Fox & Friends First" to talk about his hit "Boycott Target" and how he uses music to talk about important issues.
Target has lost more than $9.3 billion in market value as backlash continues over its Pride merchandising plans, which include newborn onesies and rompers and other clothing for children of all ages.
Blow's track featuring rapper Jimmy Levy currently sits at number 2 on iTunes' US hip-hop chart, though Blow claims the song has been 'banished from the shadows' from searches on the Apple music platform. .
The rapper, who filmed the clip at a Target store, said facing censorship was nothing new.
Blow compared the Black Lives Matter movement in 2020 to the current movement and said it would be pushed further before the 2024 presidential election.
Rapper Forgiato Blow has joined 'Fox & Friends First' amid backlash over Target's Pride line
Conservative rapper Forgiato Blow is soaring up the iTunes charts with a new song calling out Target for targeting kids with its controversial Pride merchandise.
Blow joined "Fox & Friends First" to talk about his hit "Boycott Target" and how he uses music to talk about important issues.
Target has lost more than $9.3 billion in market value as backlash continues over its Pride merchandising plans, which include newborn onesies and rompers and other clothing for children of all ages.
Blow's track featuring rapper Jimmy Levy currently sits at number 2 on iTunes' US hip-hop chart, though Blow claims the song has been 'banished from the shadows' from searches on the Apple music platform. .
The rapper, who filmed the clip at a Target store, said facing censorship was nothing new.
Blow compared the Black Lives Matter movement in 2020 to the current movement and said it would be pushed further before the 2024 presidential election.