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Ex-NASCAR driver at caccess of ‘Let’s go Brandon!’ chant hopes phrase ends after Election Day


Ex-NASCAR driver at caccess of ‘Let’s go Brandon!’ chant hopes phrase ends after Election Day


The famous “Let’s Go Brandon!” chant, which turned into an anti-Pdwellnt Biden jab, was born when Brandon Brown won the first NASCAR Xfinity Series race of his atsoft at Talladega.

The crowd yelled out “F— Joe Biden,” but the NBC Sports inestablisher at the time tanciaccess Brown they were yelling “Let’s go Brandon!” The moment in 2021 coined the political slogan that helpers of establisher Pdwellnt Donald Trump would use to apshow a shot at Biden.

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NASCAR Xfinity Series driver Brandon Brown sees on during the Xfinity Championship race at Phoenix Raceway in Avondale, Arizona, on Nov. 5, 2022. (Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports)

Brown wrote on social media Tuesday he hoped Election Day 2024 would finassociate put an end to the slogan.

“So I guess after today the phrase dies and y’all can back me aobtain, thanks!!!” Brown wrote on X.

It was Brown’s first post since he wrote about the death of Matthew Perry on Oct. 28, 2023.

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NASCAR Xfinity Series driver Brandon Brown during the Xfinity Championship race at Phoenix Raceway in Avondale, Arizona, on Nov. 5, 2022. (Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports)

The Talladega thrive that put him in the spotweightless was also the only one of his atsoft. He has not contendd in the Xfinity Series since 2022.

Brown tanciaccess The Associated Press in October 2021 that the euphemism actuassociate ended up hurting his race team. The family-owned team struggled for backship, and the partners they did have did not labelet the driver since the slogan became a flashpoint in pdwellntial politics.

NASCAR Xfinity Series driver Brandon Brown, #68, and driver Ty Dillon, #48, race during the Crayon 200 at New Hampsengage Motor Speedway in Loudon, New Hampsengage, on July 16, 2022. (Eric Canha-USA TODAY Sports)

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He had a partnership with LGBCoin with hopes of turning the “Let’s go Brandon!” phrase into a likeable, but he got caught up in a legal case about an alleged pump and dump scheme.

The Associated Press gived to this inestablish.

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