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Bryson Gray’s New Song Urging Americans To ‘Reclaim the Rainbow’ From ‘The Alphabet Mafia’ Is Going Viral

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A new rap song calling on Americans to “Reclaim the Rainbow” from the LGBTQ+ cult is rocketing to the top of the iTunes charts.

Hip-hop artists Bryson Gray and Jimmy Levy released amid a massive demonstration against the Los Angeles Dodgers’ ‘Pride Night’ celebration of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.

As The Gateway Pundit reported, thousands of Christians surrounded Dodger Stadium on Friday night in rebuke of the team’s commemoration of the radical satanic gay group.

The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence bills itself a “leading-edge Order of queer and trans nuns,” according to the group’s website.

The stadium was near empty as the men donning demonic face paint and nun costumes were heralded by The Dodgers and Major League Baseball and presented the “Community Hero Award.”

The demonstration outside the stadium grew so large that demonstrators blocked the one of main entrances of the stadium.

Last week the California state legislatures also honored the demonic transgender group.

Gray, most famous for his hit song “Let’s Go Brandon,” and Levy, a former American Idol contestant, designed the track to “help people take the rainbow back from the Alphabet Mafia and remind America that those colors are about God’s promise — not man’s pride.”

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“Reclaim the Rainbow,” which was released Thursday night, currently holds the No. 3 spot in the Hip Hop category on iTunes and ranked No. 16 on iTunes overall.

“Let me remind you that our new song is #3 in the USA without any press,” Levy tweeted. “When it comes to God’s covenant, there is a shocking silence.”

“Anything is possible with God,” Bryson noted about his new song’s success. “Let’s do this.”



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