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Dirty Information Warfare Is Not Okay!

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Release Date: 2026/09/06

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"Dirty Information Warfare Is Not Okay!" is a hard-hitting track that raises the alarm over political information warfare, including selective editing, misleading narratives, and the spread of misinformation.

Words that were never said are presented as fact.
Context is removed, changing the original meaning.
Repeated narratives spread across social media until they begin to look like "truth."

This song calls for a different kind of politics:
Stop tearing opponents down through distortion, and compete openly through policies, facts, and debate.

In the age of social media, it is more important than ever to look beyond headlines, titles, and viral posts, and check original statements and primary sources for ourselves.
Ultimately, the people-not politicians or commentators-should make the final judgment.

Driven by aggressive rap and a powerful beat, this track channels anger at information manipulation while calling for fair and honest political debate.