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It's the number one song in the nation, and it has woke corporations panicking across the country.

Hey gang, it's me, Dr. Steve, and we're going to see yet another example of how the mass boycott against all things woke keeps winning, winning, winning.

A conservative rapper by the name of Forgeado is knocked off Taylor Swift from the number one most downloaded song on iTunes with a song boycott target.

A song, of course, is riding the wave of the massive boycott backlash against the department store target for its ridiculous pride theme clothing line for children.

Target has suffered a massive loss in market valuation. They've lost a stunning $10 billion in 10 days.

10 Bill in 10 days. Target stock prices dropped by nearly 14 percent, but now things have gotten worse since now the number one song on iTunes is all about targeting them.

There's a cleanup on every aisle. Target is targeting your kids. This agenda's got to stop. They know we're going to win.

This is absolutely fantastic and a wonderful way of utilizing pop culture to further this massive boycott. It's so interesting here. It's a great lesson because what we're seeing here is an alternative narrative, especially with the advent of so-called Pride Month.

To Pride Month comes with its own radically pro LGBT narrative, but this song provides an alternative narrative through the utilization of social media and pop culture that has the potential of actually eclipsing the Pride Month narrative.

Here's Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary on the significance of this war of narratives for successful boycott to specially regard to the massive backlash against Bud Light.

The discussions that have risen in the narrative that's risen around Bud Light is probably a good lesson for every CEO and every sector of the economy.

Number one, it highlights the power of social media. This issue went viral in 48 hours. And most often when an issue goes viral like that, it burns out in another 48 hours.

But that's not what happened here. The story and narrative changed to sales. And so people that did not like the message regardless of where you stand on these social issues or gender narrative or whatever.

They took it out by basically boycotting the product immediately and switching preference to other brands that did not make them get involved in this issue.

And other viral videos go on on social media like kid rocks shooting Bud Light cans and people dumping Bud Light and all. And so that just adds to it, right?

Well, it's because that narrative became very powerful and people piled on. Now, if you're trying to manage that and trying to learn something from it.

And I certainly talked to all my CEOs about this because here we are talking about it in its second month.

This is a nightmare from hell for the brand. It's true. A nightmare from hell for the brand. And what do you have to say there was so key?

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