Waukesha Suspect Darrell Brooks Jr. Made Rap Songs Ranting Against Trump, White Supremacy

Darrell E. Brooks Jr., the suspect charged with five counts of homicide in Sunday’s Waukesha Christmas parade massacre, appears to have posted several politically charged songs online under the name “Mathboi Fly,” according to several reports.

Multiple outlets, including the Sun and Heavy, have connected Brooks to Mathboi Fly music videos, matching his appearance to mugshots and other social media photos of the 39-year-old Milwaukee man. {snip}

Brooks uploaded a song titled “X” to Soundcloud three years ago. The song opens with a quote from Malcolm X, saying, “I think it would take a whole lot of nerve for white people today to ask negros do they hate them.” The next lyric from Brooks after the Malcolm X quote is “yeah.”

“This that Malcolm X shit, revolutionary. This for my niggas in the can eating commissary. For every ghetto in America, I know they waiting. This that fuck Donald Trump flow and whoever hate it,” the song’s chorus begins.

The second half of the chorus finishes off with an underlying voice that repeats, “I got that AK-47, just like Malcolm nigga,” as Brooks sings the lead lyrics of the chorus.

The song is pinned to a Twitter account that reportedly belongs to Brooks.

The first verse continues Brooks’s Anti-American tirade as he sings lyrics about “devils” trying to take him down and murdering police officers.

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Brooks insinuated black Americans today are still being lynched as they were during the Jim Crow era. {snip}

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Before the chorus returns, Brooks shouts out prominent black nationalists in a short bridge after the second verse.

“In the spirit of Malcolm, Nat Turner, Marcus Garvey, and everybody that died for freedom in this country whether white or black, and everybody that stand against white supremacy in this country, let’s get it,” He said.

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