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'''Let’s Go, Brandon''' is a popular term used to express opposition to the [[far-left]] policies of [[Joe Biden]] as well as the [[Biden Junta]]. As it is currently a [[pop culture]] icon, the phrase has been chanted at sports games, church congregations, and other engagements with adequate crowds.<ref>https://www.fox5ny.com/news/texas-church-under-fire-over-lets-go-brandon-chants-caught-on-video</ref>

'''Let’s Go, Brandon''' is a popular term used to express opposition to the [[far-left]] policies of [[Joe Biden]] as well as the [[Biden Junta]]. It also serves to remind people of the dishonesty of the corporate media because it mocks the dishonest commentary of the corporate media.  See the Origin section, below.

 

As it is currently a [[pop culture]] icon, the phrase has been chanted at sports games, church congregations, and other engagements with adequate crowds.<ref>https://www.fox5ny.com/news/texas-church-under-fire-over-lets-go-brandon-chants-caught-on-video</ref>

==Origin==

==Origin==

The “Let’s Go Brandon” chant began as an attempt to cover up the equivalent, explicit utterance at the [[NASCAR]] Xfinity Series at the Talledega Superspeedway in Talladega, Alabama, which was “F*** Joe Biden.” Winner of the race, Brandon Brown, was interviewed by [[NBC News]] reporter Kelli Stavast, while the crowd chanted the now famous chant. However, Stavast covered up the explicit chants with “let’s go, Brandon.”

The “Let’s Go Brandon” chant began as an attempt to cover up the equivalent, explicit utterance at the [[NASCAR]] Xfinity Series at the Talledega Superspeedway in Talladega, Alabama, which was “F*** Joe Biden.” Winner of the race, Brandon Brown, was interviewed by [[NBC News]] reporter Kelli Stavast, while the crowd chanted the now famous chant. However, Stavast covered up the explicit chants.  “You can hear the chants from the crowd. Let’s go Brandon,” Stavast said.

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