Rep. Hank Johnson faces backlash for anti-Trump Jimi Hendrix parody

Representative Hank Johnson, Georgia, has received some violent reaction from the conservatives to social media in order to hand over “Hey Joe”, which has become common by Jimmy Hendrix and other artists in the 1960s, which re -equipped it as criticism of President Donald Trump.

He said in a video posted on X on Wednesday, adding that he was inspired by the black music month to present a political comment through the song “I hate to hurt your ears and everything, but I just learn to play the guitar,” adding that he was inspired by the black music month to present a political comment through a song.

He pointed out that he was “learning only to play the guitar”, and then started singing a satirical simulation to combat the famous song.

“Hello Trump, where do you go with this gun in your hand?” Johnson sang. “I am going to the bottom of the street to shoot democracy. You know that I want to be a day.”

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From Friday noon, the video received more than 800 comments on the platform, most of which were criticism from the conservatives.

“Talk about the deaf tone messages!” The Media Research Center posted on X.

“This would make Jimi Hendrix Advocate to the Earth’s war with Iran.”

“Democratic MP Hank Johnson sings a song anti -Trump on his guitar on Trump, he drops democracy with a pistol to be king,” and the account of the preservative influencer published X.

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American guitarist and singer Jimmy Hendricks on stage plays a black guitar in Vander Stratocaster with Jimmy Hendricx’s experience in the Royal Albert Hall in London on February 24, 1969. (David Redfern/Redferns)

Another user simply mocked, “I love the Internet.”

“Hank, please adjust this Dang guitar if you can,” other books, withdraw directly from the song’s lyrics. Hendricks played “Ya Joe” at the notorious Woodstock Festival in 1969.

“Democrats do one other work of their amazing singing,” Ben Petersen, director of the National War Hall of the National congress Committee, was published on X.

“This terrible sounding performance is another waste of our tax dollars and the proof of the Democratic Party’s use,” the conservative influencer Paul A. Sazlola on X.

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Representative Henry S. (Reuters)

Well. Some things. If you are going to do a song like this, it is better to already adjust your jaitark, “Jeff Charles, news editor in Townhall, posted on X.

“Hank Johnson – It is believed that Guam can move … Hank Johnson – believes he can play guitar,” the comedian Tim Young was published on X. “It is stupid from AOC.

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Fox News Digital contact Johnson’s office for comment.

The video comes at a time when Democrats continue to experience various social media strategies during the second period of Trump and have constantly faced criticism from conservatives for doing so, including earlier this year when Alexandria Okasio-Cortez and other Democrats in the House of Representatives were closed online “choosing a fighter.”