Macklemore, the ‘Thrift Shop’ rapper, reveals he won’t vote for Biden in his latest song
Rapper Macklemore’s latest song, “Hind’s Hall,” speaks out against President Joe Biden and his stance on the Israel-Gaza conflict. The song supports pro-Palestinian protests in the U.S. while criticizing Biden and other politicians for their support of Israel. Macklemore boldly declares his decision not to vote for Biden in the upcoming election. The revised text is already concise and effectively summarizes the information about Rapper Macklemore’s latest song and his stance on President Joe Biden and the Israel-Gaza conflict.
Rapper Macklemore has released a new song called “Hind’s Hall,” in which he says that he is not voting for President Joe Biden in the November presidential election.
The tune is meant to support the pro-Palestinian protests happening across the United States while also criticizing Biden and other politicians for their support of Israel. Biden’s handling of the war in Gaza, which began after the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel on Oct. 7, has been criticized by many of his supporters.
“The blood is on your hands, Biden. We can see it all,” Macklemore raps. “And f*** no, I’m not voting for you in the fall.”
The name of the song is a reference to Hamilton Hall at Columbia University, which was seized by anti-Israel protesters last week. The protesters referred to the building as “Hind’s Hall” in reference to Hind Rajab, a 6-year-old Palestinian girl who was found dead in Gaza.
A shot of the music video features a shot of the steps of Hamilton Hall vandalized by the protesters, which reads “Free Palastine,” a misspelling of Palestine.
Columbia University protesters can’t spell Palestine.
Photo is from Hamilton Hall.
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Macklemore, whose real name is Benjamin Hammond Haggerty, had previously released a song in late 2016 called “Wednesday Morning,” which is about waking up the day after the 2016 election, when former President Donald Trump won against Hillary Clinton. The rapper criticized Trump in the song and encouraged listeners to “fight harder” for the next four years.
Once the song is on streaming platforms, he will donate its proceeds to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East.
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