What do right-wing figures think about rap music?

They think rap music is dying due to USAID cuts.

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Right Wingers Claim Rap Music Is Dead Thanks to … Elon’s USAID Cuts

First publishedJul 31, 17:31 UTC

Last updatedAug 2, 20:34 UTC · 14m ago

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Ella Langley's country song 'Choosin' Texas' is popular, but some right-wing figures think rap music is dying due to USAID cuts.

Reported by 1 outlet — Rolling Stone Politics. See all sources ↓

Ella Langley's country song 'Choosin' Texas' is popular. Some right-wing figures think rap music is dying. They blame USAID cuts for this.

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This story is about how some people think USAID cuts affect music. It shows how people on the right think about music and politics.

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Who is Ella Langley?: Ella Langley is a country singer.
What is USAID?: USAID is a US government agency that helps other countries.
What do right-wing figures think about rap music?: They think rap music is dying due to USAID cuts.

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The outlets frame the story as a conspiracy theory on the right, focusing on the USAID cuts and their perceived effect on music.

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Right-wing figures think USAID cuts affect music
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Rolling Stone PoliticsJul 31, 17:31frames it as a conspiracy theory