Five for Fighting's lead singer John Ondrasik released a parody song, “Justin Trudeau Has Got to Go,” on streaming the same day that Canada's prime minister announced his intention to resign. .
John Ondrasik posted the song on social media in December and has now made it available for purchase on major music streaming platforms.
“As someone who follows norms, I don't check on men when they're depressed,” the singer announced on Monday. Despite this, he said fans want the song.
“Justin Trudeau Has Got to Go” is about Prime Minister Trudeau's unfamiliarity with ice hockey and Freedom's response to the Prime Minister's freeze of the bank accounts of Canadian truck drivers protesting COVID-19 mandates. It is a satirical and humorous take on the totalitarian oppression of Optimus Prime.
The song even brings up Prime Minister Fidel Castro's long-rumored father.
“Justin Trudeau wants you to know he’s never played hockey,” the song begins. “Justin Trudeau has to go. It's clear he's never played hockey.”
Then he sings: “Totalitarian congressmen, they have no intention of skating. Their only love and hate. They will freeze your bank account. The cavalry, like Fidel, will freeze your Riding a horse to trample on rights [Castro.]”
As reported by Breitbart News, Justin Trudeau announced his resignation as prime minister and leader of the Liberal Party of Canada on Monday, saying he would remain interim prime minister until the Liberals select a new leader.
His announcement comes at a time when Canada is mired in record inflation and unchecked mass immigration — similar issues that led to Kamala Harris' defeat in November. It was held in the midst of widespread
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