RFK Jr. Appears With Hip-Hop Icons in Rap Campaign Anthem

The song reflects the independent presidential candidate’s alternative strategy to reach voters.
RFK Jr. Appears With Hip-Hop Icons in Rap Campaign Anthem
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. holds a voter rally in Grand Rapids, Mich., on Feb. 10, 2024. Mitch Ranger for The Epoch Times
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. thought he was making another campaign stop while he was in Atlanta in January. Instead, the independent presidential candidate found himself in a recording studio contributing to a rap song related to his campaign.

That song, “Standing on Bidness,” was released during a Spaces session on the social media platform X on March 3.

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