Taken from the YouTube post: I did not make this as I have stolen this video from Discord user arewejustheretosuffer. I never spoke with him and never received permission from him to upload this video. You are welcome to claim or strike and take down this video as I have blatantly uploaded without the creator's consent. I believe the thumbnail and lyrics were made on 4chan /pol/. Archived thread: https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/2... Parody of the song Big Iron by Marty Robbins The song is about the "fiery yet mostly peaceful" Black Lives Matter protest that occurred in Kenosha, Illinois, and the shooting that occurred afterward. Lyrics In the town of old Kenosha marched some troubled rogues one day Held hammers high above their heads, and looking for affray No one dared to ask their business, no one dared to make a din Save for one young man among them with an AR on a sling AR on a sling In this town, there were some outlaws bound to teachings of the Red, Many soi bois were among them as were trannies overfed, They were vicious, prone to violence, burning gas stations and more, And their leader rode a skateboard rolling swiftly on the floor, Swiftly on the floor. Now young man started talkin', made it plain to folks around He was there to stop the mob from burnin' businesses to ground. Didn't look like much the tough guy 'cept for one important thing, And that thing, of course, an AR riding tautly on a sling Tautly on a sling Now the night was passing quickly as the mob moved wielding flame And the youth called out to halt them when they spotted him as game He was running down the pavement when a lout caused him to trip And tempted the soi leader with the skateboard on his hip Skateboard on his hip It was over in a moment as the folks had gathered round, The skater sought the rifle as the youth lay on the ground, Oh he might have went on livin' but forgot one major thing And he fell down shot dead by the kid with AR on a sling AR on a sling A RRR A RRR He fell down shot dead by the kid with AR on a sling

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