"Let's Go Brandon Christmas" went viral in a day, gaining more than 32,600 YouTube views between only Sunday and Monday. The musician performing the holiday rap is Forgiato Blow, whose previous "Let's go Brandon"-themed music videos got hundreds of thousands of views.
"My wish came true — he's getting impeached," the lyrics go. "I told Santa we need Trump back. Four more years of 45 — I'm good with that."
The artist's non-holiday "Let's Go Brandon Slide" has over 1 million views on YouTube after it was posted on Oct. 28. The music video showed backers of President Donald Trump in "Make America Great Again" apparel, with many marching and carrying U.S. flags.
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Other songs based on the "Let's go Brandon" chant have been chart-topping. Four versions by two separate musicians had risen to Apple Music's Top 10 list, coming in at Nos. 1, 2, 4, and 6 as of Oct. 28.
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The "Let's go Brandon" chant started at an Oct. 2 interview between an NBC News sports reporter and NASCAR star Brandon Brown. The crowd behind the reporter repeatedly shouted, "F*** Joe Biden," though she said they were shouting, "Let's go, Brandon."
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Conservatives and others opposed to Biden's presidency seized on the phrase. Since then, it has been adopted as a chant at political events and placed on merchandise from shirts to gun parts.
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki was asked on Friday what Biden thought of the phrase.
"I don't think he spends much time focused on it or thinking about it," she stated.
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Meanwhile, social media companies are doing almost nothing about it. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok haven't removed posts with the Let's go Brandon hashtag.
"Let's Go Brandon" trended on Twitter many times since the initial interview, with Republican politicians like Sen. Ted Cruz, a Republican from Texas, and Rep. Lauren Boebert, a Republican from Colorado, utilizing the hashtag, with the latter even putting the phrase on a dress. Cruz and Boebert were among the 147 Republicans who voted to reverse the 2020 presidential election results.
To counter the phrase, fans of Biden began using the hashtag #ThankYouBrandon, which was trending on Twitter on Nov. 5.
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One company that reportedly did take steps in outlawing the hashtag is the fitness company Peloton. A report from right-wing website PJ Media reveals the hashtag isn't available to be added to user profiles. Peloton customers can utilize tags in their profiles to associate with others members with similar interests.
"We have a zero tolerance policy against divisive, explicit, or other content that violates our policies," the company announced in an email statement Monday. "We actively moderate our channels and have removed tags that span the political spectrum, while still allowing members to express themselves using tags like #Women For Trump."
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