Rapper Forgiato Blow says his song “Boycott Target” is being shadowbanned and censored, but those alleged efforts weren’t enough to keep it from reaching number one on the Apple iTunes charts ahead of artists like Morgan Wallen, Luke Combs, and Taylor Swift.

The song is a collaboration between Blow and fellow rappers Jimmy Levy, Nick Nittoli, and Stoney Dudebro, per The New York Post. It was released on May 25 as a way to highlight the current controversy over Target’s Pride Collection this year, which included “tuck friendly” swimwear, rainbow-colored baby clothing, and items by a designer who also created “Satan Respects Pronouns” merchandise for his Etsy store. 

“Attention all shoppers, there’s a clean up on every aisle. Target is targeting your kids,” the lyrics begin.

“If you ain’t mad yet/then you better be pissed,” the song continues at another point. “Let’s protest until they close and they ain’t gonna be missed/ Why they got pride shirts in the kids clothing section/ Why they trying to mess with the kids and give misconception/ They manipulating minds and making evil impressions.”

The video has more than 4.4 million views on Blow’s Twitter account. It’s currently ranked number one on Apple charts across all genres. 

Why Is #Target Targeting Our Kids?

Retweet If You Support #BoycottTarget pic.twitter.com/z9cEkLoShi

— Trumps Nephew (@ForgiatoBlow47) May 25, 2023

The artist spoke with Fox News Digital and said Big Tech is censoring him. “It’s shadow-banned all over the world right now,” Blow said of the single.

“You can’t even search the song on iTunes without going to the music video and clicking the external link. So they’re trying their hardest to keep it off the radar,” he said.

Blow went on to say how important it was to speak up about radical “LGBTQ” activism, especially when it comes to minors. “We’re living in a culture right now where people need to speak out. We need to stand up for the children,” the rapper said during an interview with “Fox & Friends First.” 

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“There’s no place for LGBTQ for fourth- and fifth-graders,” he said.

Target has been affected by these boycott efforts. The retailer reportedly lost $10 billion in market capitalization in ten days, as The Daily Wire previously reported. Execs opted to remove certain Pride Collection items from stores, and in some locations, Pride displays were moved to the back of the store.

Parents are furious at a North Dakota school district they say is openly defying a state law that prohibits hiding children’s gender identities from their parents.

On May 8, North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum, a Republican, signed a law prohibiting schools from withholding or concealing information about a student’s transgender status from the student’s parent.

Just a day later, Fargo Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Rupak Gandhi said the school district should “double down” on supporting students who want to change their gender identity.

“We will not openly out any student because of one law if we know that that’s going to cause harm to that child,” Gandhi said at a May 9 school board meeting. Gandhi also said he believes there is a conflict between federal and state law on this issue.

The school district said their policies were not meant to go “against” parents, but some parents weren’t convinced. On May 23, parents showed up at another school board meeting to express their anger and concerns.

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“The way I heard it is that you want to protect kids from their parents,” one father said. “Not only do you think you know my kids better than I do, you think you know every kid better than every parent does by saying you will not deal with the parents.”

“Whether or not you agree with the politics of the law or what is behind it, I really urge you all to pay attention to what we’re setting as a precedent,” a mother told the board.

“Whose kids are these? Do they belong to you as a school board? Do they belong to Fargo Public Schools or is each parent’s child ultimately the decision-maker in their family over what is allowed and what is safe for that child?” the mom said.

The mom added, “Parenting 101: You teach your kids that nobody that asks you to keep a secret is safe.”

Parents also expressed concerns that Fargo Public Schools is risking potential legal challenges by announcing they do not intend to fully comply with the new law. They urged the school district to back down on their resolve to buck the law.

The new law also prohibits schools from requiring employees to use a student’s preferred pronouns. Schools may also not ban anyone from using someone else’s preferred pronouns.