The leader of a gun-worshipping religious sect has joined the growing ranks of MAGA rappers under the name "King Bullethead."
Pastor Hyung-Jin “Sean” Moon, who heads the Rod of Iron Ministries, is turning his far-right sermons into rap videos to spread extremist messages about LGBTQ people and other topics, reported Vice News, although YouTube took down his channel when asked for comment.
“Did you hear about this group called LGTBQ/You may have heard them in your school or even your church pew/They are telling our kids they can switch to any gender/Taking hormones slicing organs like they’re playing Fruit Ninja," Moon raps in one song, called "Fruit Ninja."
Vice described the videos as low-budget productions featuring "questionable rhymes" and "bombastic" videos, which feature Moon wearing skeleton gloves and a crown of gold bullets while waving around a gold-plated AR-15 rifle, which the church teaches is the “Rod of Iron” foretold in the Bible’s Book of Revelations.
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“They can’t stop us so they silence, censor and act like Communists,” he raps in "Big MAGA 20." “Politicians lie to get their power and form their little cliques/Politics is a combination of the words ‘poly’ and ‘ticks’/‘Poly’ means more than one, a few, a group of cliques, and ticks are parasites that suck your blood until the very last drip.”
The group, also known as The Sanctuary Church, remains fully on the fringe and Moon's channel had relatively few followers before it was taken down, but it's among many extremist groups that have aligned their message with the broader MAGA movement, and Moon and other senior members of the sect were present at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, but do not appear to have gone inside.
“They call us conspiracy theorists and domestic terrorists," Moon raps in "Red Eye Patrio." "They did the sedition and blamed it on you and me."
