It started off as an attempt by an NBC reporter to cover up a profane chant at the Talladega Superspeedway, but the “Let’s go Brandon” meme is making its rounds across the United States. “Let’s Go Brandon” (or more accurately –“F**k Joe Biden”) is now regularly chanted during sporting events and music concerts and has even become a top song on the US charts. Has the meme come to Canada or is it just fake news? Candice Malcolm discusses the origin and meaning of the meme, and explains why it’s be

What does "Let’s go, Brandon" mean, and where did it come from? USC professor talks about the phrase that became the code for criticizing Pres. Biden. | ABC7 News

Listen to part of Bryson Gray's chart-topping, YouTube-banned hit "Let's Go Brandon." "So that's #1 on Apple... The rapper, Bryson Gray, is a Trump supporter which is probably why he got banned." | The First

Let’s Go Brandon! | Brandon Stephens

YouTube and Instagram have banned Rapper Bryson Gray's hit song, "Let's Go Brandon," over alleged "misinformation," but that didn't stop it from reaching #1 on iTunes. Bryson Gray joins Glenn with the story behind the song and why the bans surprise him: "When did we get to the point that we ban art?" But he also tells Glenn why he's optimistic that America is waking up to the craziness in the culture war: "I do not think this song would be #1 if they didn't ban it." | TheBlaze