Macklemore’s New Anti-Israel Song Blacklisted on Social Media [Video]

Macklemore is back, and he’s not holding back. The rapper, known for his unapologetic activism and sharp lyricism, has released a blistering new track titled ‘F**** Up’*, taking direct aim at Donald Trump, Elon Musk (or Harry Bolz), and Israel’s actions in Gaza.

The song, shared on Instagram, is a fiery rebuke of the destruction in Gaza, the forced displacement of Palestinians, and the systems of power that perpetuate oppression.

From the very first beat, Macklemore dives straight into the heart of the matter, rapping,

New era ushered but white supremacy is still in charge / Talking colonizing Gaza from the White House lawn.

The visuals cut to Donald Trump, referencing his recent remarks about the US “rebuilding Gaza” while suggesting the forced relocation of its people. Macklemore’s lyrics are a direct challenge to the hypocrisy of such statements, exposing the ongoing colonization and displacement of Palestinians.

Much like his previous tracks ‘Hind’s Hall’ and ‘Hind’s Hall 2’, Macklemore uses ‘F**** Up’* to amplify the voices of protesters and challenge the oligarchic systems that control global politics. He raps, “Finally see the oligarchy and men that control us all,” before turning his attention to the financial burden placed on American taxpayers: “Killing Palestinian kids and we get hit with the cost?”

The track critiques the US government’s unwavering financial and military support for Israel, highlighting the moral and economic toll it takes on ordinary Americans.

The video draws chilling parallels between apartheid in South Africa and the ongoing situation in Palestine. Footage of Israeli airstrikes, global protests, and scenes of apartheid are interwoven to create a powerful narrative of resistance and resilience.

Macklemore’s lyrics drive the point home:

You can bomb a mosque but you can’t bomb faith. You can kill people, resistance grows in the wake. And while our president sends billions to Israel’s safes, ethnic cleansing’s never gonna make Israelis feel safe.

Blunt, unfiltered, and fearless, ‘F**** Up’* is a rallying cry for justice. The track pulsates with urgency, demanding that we stop turning a blind eye to the realities of Gaza and the plight of Palestinians.

For now, the song is only available on Instagram and hasn’t been released on YouTube, Spotify, or other major streaming platforms.