Lowkey has long been more than just a rapper; he’s a voice for the oppressed. With his latest track and music video “Genocide Joe,” he takes direct aim at U.S. President Joe Biden, critiquing a political system steeped in violence and oppression. Featuring the haunting vocals of Mai Khalil, this track serves as a stark reminder of the destructive impact of U.S. foreign policy.
Dissecting the Lyrics of “Genocide Joe”
Lowkey’s lyrics are intense and unapologetic. He labels Biden as a “murderer” and criticizes the hypocrisy of a “woke president” who oversees destructive actions. The line “Gaza’s not a ‘strip’ it’s the world’s biggest crime scene” underscores the ongoing suffering in Gaza. Mai Khalil’s haunting chorus questions how Biden can sleep at night, amplifying the song’s emotional weight.
The Power of Visuals in Music
The music video for “Genocide Joe” is filled with striking visuals that bring the song’s message to life. Scenes of destruction and resistance remind viewers of the real-world consequences of the policies Lowkey critiques.
Why “Genocide Joe” Matters
“Genocide Joe” is more than just a song; it’s a powerful call to action. Lowkey continues to challenge mainstream narratives, using his platform to speak out against global injustices. His fearless approach reminds us that art can be a force for social change, making it clear that the fight for justice is far from over.
Lowkey is going on tour!
Lowkey is taking his powerful messages on the road with the Soundtrack To The Struggle 3 tour. He will be performing in London on November 1st and 2nd at Jazz Cafe, in Manchester on November 5th at Blues Kitchen, and in Birmingham on November 8th at XOYO. After each show, fans will have the chance to meet Lowkey at a special Meet and Greet.
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