>

It's literally weakness to admit you're wrong, even when you're unequivocally wrong. Even when you've unequivocally done something to hypocritically undermine your own principles. Even when you are clearly talking out of both sides of your ass during the same nationally-televised public appearance.
While I appreciate the creative chord progression, I would never play your words of violence against women and police officers, and your glorification of the thug life and drugs," she told TMZ.

except for, she did? >

It is the same way they treat the Bible or the constitution. They cherry-pick the parts they like and disregard all other context and meaning. >

The funniest part to me is how Republicans would literally be tripping over themselves in a heartbeat to nominate this Dr. Dre as their presidential candidate if he came out as conservative in the middle of a string of incidents where he said some very offensive, politically incorrect things. They would become so obnoxious overnight about blasting his music from every diesel-guzzling vehicle in the country, shrieking about how he's a real doctor and Jill Biden is an imposter, etc. 
They'd all sell their tacky MAGA shit to start trapping and making beats to get rich like their new god hero merely because a top 10 Q-Anon influencer was having a slow week and falling behind on rent, so she made a suggestive video wildly misinterpreting a Dre lyric about getting his dick sucked "liberally" or something, then highlighting his conservative bonafides like being a CEO of a huge company he created, a legacy of homophobic lyrics, and credible accusations of violence against women in public. There would be so many bad Republican thug life videos and memes for a while, many of which would mistakenly use pics of Ice Cube.
Interesting historical note: most of you are probably too young to remember this, but conservatives went through a similar phase briefly in the late 90s over a misunderstanding of something Silkk the Shocker said on stage. They were all suddenly sagging their pants and calling Bill Clinton wack. 
Let's also never forget how they were ideologically catfished by Soulja Boy when he first broke out, too.  They simply reek of desperation for black celebrity support. A cultural icon like Dr. Dre is so far out of their league, I'm surprised MTG would even play his music and risk humiliating herself. They're tokenists without a token. Sad. >

They're the same people who play Rage Against the Machine without stopping to realize those songs are all about them. >

Literally >


"They can't stop what's coming," she captioned the video.

I thought she'd denounced QAnon?
She probably thought that she was being smart, but amazingly, no. >

Her and the new guy know they need someone in their corner or else they’ll be thrown to the wolves. He threw the WP symbol hoping that they’d run to his defense like they do with the other idiots. They’ve told too many lies they can’t keep their story straight at this point. >

Her response was that the music sucks? Really?   It just keeps getting weirder. >

Typical shitbag behavior. “I can’t have this? Well fuck you, I didn’t want it anyway, it sucks!” >

“Nice guys” when they are rejected. >

It’s not a coincidence that incels/“nice guys” are also MAGA Republicans (at least in my experience) >

I so miss the days where people would apologize. Instead of; admit nothing, double down, attack, attack. Where do they learn this?
Home? "Remember. Magorie, you are right and everyone else is wrong." College? Finishing school? >

Church. >

amen. >

God Bless you >

Mr. Dre Mr. N.W.A Mr.AK straight outta Compton gonna make MTG pay >

Dre! Dre! Dre! >

She made one crucial mistake, she forgot about Dre. >

To be fair, lots of people have.  Not that the guy isn't talented or anything, but the song she used was from 1999.  It's old enough to be okayed for a question on /r/askhistorians.  Don't get me wrong, it's a banger for sure... but it's not exactly current.
Edit: Yes, I know Forgot About Dre is a song and I get the joke / reference. >

Yeah, I get that. I didn’t make it clear in my comment I picked up in that, maybe that explains the downvotes. >

I read that as “porno” and threw up a bit. >

This song is more fitting for ol' Marge:
Nowadays everybody wanna talk like they got something to say
But nothing comes out when they move their lips
Just a bunch of gibberish
And motherfuckers act like they forgot about Dre >

Fun fact - that hook was originally meant for Snoop, Eminem just recorded some reference vocals and they were too dope not to use. >

Like the little kid who never wanted to play with your toy. Except steal it, play with it, brag about it. Then when the kid wants his toy back, you just exclaim "stupid toy, I never even liked it, it sucks and so do you" - MTG >

she has a face like an anthropomorphic shoe drawn in the 40's. >

When I was younger I didn't realize "butterface" was just code for "but her face." I thought it was someone whose face looked like it had been haphazardly sculpted out of shimmery half-melted butter. In other words, MTG's face. >

This made me smile. It strikes me as a much more wholesome and creative misogynist phrase your way, lol. Butterfaces by this definition would exist in the same linguistic universe as pizza faces, I suppose. >

I am honestly confused time and time again how people like her are voted into office. Are the alternatives even worse or are there groups of Americans that dumb? Is there a republican pill or something to ingest so crap that spews from their mouths is believable or is someone slipping something into the water used to make Kool-Aid perhaps? >


Is there a republican pill or something to ingest 

Yes, it's called FoxNews.
And Rush Limbaugh, before that.
before him, others... authoritarians are easy to corral and spook, and someone has been doing just that since the beginning of time. >

Fun fact, Rush Limbaugh is still dead. >

Thanks, I needed this reminder this morning. >


"One might expect that, as a member of Congress, you would have a passing familiarity with the laws of our country. It's possible, though, that laws governing intellectual property are a little too arcane and insufficiently populist for you to really have spent much time on," the letter continued.

Um, Dr. Dre, umm, you know she actually doesn’t have any of that? She did not serve on any committees in her first term, didn’t create any new legislation.  And just being a person is a little arcane for her, you might have noticed that from her other ads and her comments about Jan 6. >

Clearly this is Dre's legal team trolling the dumbest woman in congress. >

Yo Dre. I got something to say. 
Fuck MTG! >

First of all, how dare you? 
Don’t use Dre for evil. >

Good! >

You go Dr. Dre! >

Where them mad rappers at, it’s a jungle in this habitat >

It’s funny considering her district is 78% white and rural and her thinking I’ll make a video they’ll like with a beat by Dre >

Anyone get this on their 2023 bingo card? Cause i didnt. >

Wondering if there are any musicians that would lease their music to her?  Surely there are some?  Any? >

Kid Rock and Nugent? >

They're still alive? >

Yes and infested with disease. >

Two severe cases of Donkey Brains >

This is the worst beat by Dre since Dee Barnes >

Not many people here are going to get that reference. >

They should be smart >

Dre is based >

Beat by Dre >


While I appreciate the creative chord progression, I would never play your words of violence against women and police officers, and your glorification of the thug life and drugs," she told TMZ.

except for, she did? >

It is the same way they treat the Bible or the constitution. They cherry-pick the parts they like and disregard all other context and meaning. >

The funniest part to me is how Republicans would literally be tripping over themselves in a heartbeat to nominate this Dr. Dre as their presidential candidate if he came out as conservative in the middle of a string of incidents where he said some very offensive, politically incorrect things. They would become so obnoxious overnight about blasting his music from every diesel-guzzling vehicle in the country, shrieking about how he's a real doctor and Jill Biden is an imposter, etc. (Not that The Chronic wouldn't be a welcome improvement on its own over their current choices.)
They'd all sell their tacky MAGA shit to start trapping and making beats to get rich like their new god hero merely because a top 10 Q-Anon influencer was having a slow week and falling behind on rent, so she made a suggestive video wildly misinterpreting a Dre lyric about getting his dick sucked "liberally" or something, then highlighting his conservative bonafides like being a CEO of a huge company he created, a legacy of homophobic lyrics, and credible accusations of violence against women in public. There would be so many bad Republican thug life videos and memes for a while, many of which would inexplicably and mistakenly use pics of Ice Cube. Conspiracies would abound that Snoop was Q, Death Row was a front for white hat* conservative lunatics, and that Eazy-E was going to be reincarnated as JFK Junior.
Interesting historical note: most of you are probably too young to remember this, but conservatives went through a similar phase briefly in the late 90s over a misunderstanding of something Silkk the Shocker said on stage. They were all suddenly sagging their pants and calling Bill Clinton wack. 
Let's also never forget how they were ideologically catfished by Soulja Boy when he first broke out, too.  They simply reek of desperation for black celebrity support. A cultural icon like Dr. Dre is so far out of their league, I'm surprised MTG would even play his music and risk humiliating herself. They're tokenists without a token. Sad.
*Think about it, my good patriot homie: Death is the same number of letters as "white." And Row is the same number of letters as "hat." Thus, Dre and Snoop are clearly engaged in a noble, covert existential battle for the soul of the world against evil East Coast globalists. Or, like others suggest, was '90's hip hop even more malevolent than we thought: a false flag or psy-op in a Cold War between Patriots and the deep state? >

They're the same people who play Rage Against the Machine without stopping to realize those songs are all about them. >

Literally >

Holy fuck that article is a decade old. There is a lot more back and forth that’s happened in the last couple years >

It’s a newer spin on the old ‘conservatives playing Born in the USA at rallies.’ >


"They can't stop what's coming," she captioned the video.

I thought she'd denounced QAnon?
She probably thought that she was being smart, but amazingly, no. >

Her and the new guy know they need someone in their corner or else they’ll be thrown to the wolves. He threw the WP symbol hoping that they’d run to his defense like they do with the other idiots. They’ve told too many lies they can’t keep their story straight at this point. >

Her response was that the music sucks? Really?   It just keeps getting weirder. >

Typical shitbag behavior. “I can’t have this? Well fuck you, I didn’t want it anyway, it sucks!” >

“Nice guys” when they are rejected. >

It’s not a coincidence that incels/“nice guys” are also MAGA Republicans (at least in my experience) >

It’s the entitlement >

I so miss the days where people would apologize. Instead of; admit nothing, double down, attack, attack. Where do they learn this?
Home? "Remember. Magorie, you are right and everyone else is wrong." College? Finishing school?