Censored ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ Rapper: ‘Only One Side Has Free Speech’

Rapper Bryson Gray, whose hit song “Let’s Go, Brandon” has been banned from multiple platforms, said on Tuesday that free speech in the United States only exists for “one side.”

Gray appeared on The Blaze conservative commentator and radio host Glenn Beck’s radio show to discuss his song’s success, topping iTunes rankings for most-downloaded songs on Sunday, despite being pulled from platforms such as YouTube and Instagram. Gray’s song is named after an anti-Biden chant that gained popularity after a reporter misheard a crowd chanting “F*** Joe Biden!"

“Is there something that’s changing in America?” Beck asked the artist.

“I do think it’s changing, but I think if we actually started paying attention more, it could change faster in a positive light,” Gray said. “There’s obviously something changing in a negative way to where, if you want to be honest in this country, we like to say we’re all free, but in reality, in the public space only one side has free speech.”