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Randy Newman, the musical Jew who is famous for having an even worse singing voice than fellow tribesman Bob Dylan, has revealed that he wrote a song about President Trump’s penis that was so vulgar that he left it off his new album!
Veteran songwriter Randy Newman revealed in an interview this week that he wrote a song mocking the size of President Donald Trump’s penis.
While writing material for his upcoming album, Dark Matter, the “You’ve Got a Friend in Me” songwriter said he penned a tune about the President’s penis that included lyrics like, “My d**k’s bigger than your d**k.”
“The language was too vulgar. It felt too easy,” Newman told Vulture in a recent interview. “The song was ‘My d**k’s bigger than your d**k / It ain’t braggin’ if it’s true / My d**k’s bigger than your d**k / I can prove it too / There it is! There’s my d**k / Isn’t that a wonderful sight? / Run to the village, to town, to the countryside / Tell the people what you’ve seen here tonight.”
Asked what was the hook to his hardcore song, Newman said: “The hook was ‘What a d**k! Duh-duh-duh. What a d**k.”
Wow. Talk about a penetrating glimpse into the kike psyche.
This sort of stuff would be considered juvenile if an 18-year-old student wrote it – but a 73-year-old grandfather?
Do/did your grandfathers joke about penises?
Mine didn’t.
Probably because they weren’t Jewish.
Jews and their shabbos goyim seem to have a fixation on Trump’s genitalia. Even back in 2016, the pansexual spic Marco Rubio was making fun of Trump’s “small” hands, an implication that Trump famously addressed on air:
And I’m sure we all remember the statue that appeared in New York’s Union Square, depicting Trump with a penis that would shame a Chinaman:
These people – of which Newman is an extreme example – are insane perverts, forever confined to an immature state. They have no reasonable arguments against President Trump’s nationalist policies, so they’re forced to engage in the basest attacks (often under the guise of “humor”) in a futile attempt to discredit him.
