Debut of ‘Black MAGA’ rap song music video highlights growing Trump support

Rapper Forgiato Blow posted a new rap song, “Black MAGA,” on his YouTube channel, “Mayor of Magville,” this week.

The song is performed by the artist Black Donald Trump. The music video features various “Blacks for Trump” signs on vehicles and T-shirts.

“Donald Trump. Yeah, that’s my president,” the rapper sings in the music video with a crowd of African Americans gathered in a parking lot.

The music video shows a blonde man who looks like former President Donald Trump in sunglasses wearing a “Trump 2024” T-shirt. The man playing Trump in the video is seen giving a thumbs up as a woman in front of him is smacking the behind of a woman twerking in short green shorts.

“Black MAGA! Black MAGA!” the rapper yelled. “Donald Trump the first black president!”

He continued, “Ever seen a black patriot? Yeah, we exist! The Democrats use my color just to stay rich. Indict my president. You might as well indict me too! Call me an Uncle Tom but really, what did Obama do? Not a damn thing. “

The video features several people sporting their red hats with the number “47th” embroidered on the top of the hat.

The song goes on to talk about a viral video moment during Trump’s recent visit to a Chick-fil-A restaurant in Atlanta where Michaelah Montgomery, a black woman, came up to him and said to the former president, “I don’t care what the media tells you, Mr. Trump, we support you!” Trump gave the woman a hug and the crowd applauded.

The song also highlighted the rapper’s views of the Democratic Party’s policies toward illegal immigration.

“Poor kids just as talented as white kids in this country,” Black Donald Trump raps in the video. “Millions of black kids in poverty, but these liberals put these illegals right in front of me.”

He added, “We should make them vote at the gas pump.”

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In a recent Wall Street Journal poll, Biden was losing support among black men in seven battleground states. Some 30% of black men said they will likely vote for the former president, which is a contrast from only 12% of black men planning to vote for Trump in 2020. Support among black women has risen from 6% in 2020 to 11% this year. Many of the reasons for the switch included crime and the inflation rate.

Blow’s YouTube channel features other Republican-themed songs, including “Boycott Target,” which attacks the retail giant’s pride-themed children’s clothing, and the song “MTG” praising Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA).