Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) showed off her athletic prowess in her latest workout video on social media while using a rap song named after her initials.
"While jealous haters try to undermine and divide MAGA, I choose GRACE," Greene said in a social media post on Sunday.
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While jealous haters try to undermine and divide MAGA, I choose GRACE ✝️????????????????
— Marjorie Taylor Greene ???????? (@mtgreenee) August 27, 2023
30 clean and jerks for time 135/95# pic.twitter.com/gCJIqJwFZt
The former Crossfit coach and gym owner is seen skillfully lifting and dropping heavy weights in her home garage to the tune of "MTG" by Florida-based rapper Kurt Jantz, known as Forgiato Blow.
The congresswoman ventured into the hip-hop world this summer when the rap song was debuted in July on the rapper's YouTube channel “Mayor of Magaville.”
Here is an excerpt of the song lyrics:
When they gonna let Joe up out that basement?
Marjorie, I really love what you do
You calling RINO’s out, no one does it better than you
A real businesswoman, AOC’s a featherweight
A southern belle, a little hood, watch her shake n’ bake
Divorce? That’s all ya gotta bring up
Damn, watch her drain the swamp, ‘cus you know they’re corrupt
She’s fighting for our children.
She’s fighting for our freedom
She’s fighting for the Jan Six-ers
She’s fighting good versus evil
The rap music video declares the Georgia lawmaker "MAGA's MVP" and shows her in a dress sitting atop a red convertible and a throne with sunglasses. The music video glorifies the firebrand with dry ice, slow-motion shots, and red lighting.
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The MAGA politician was seen last week showing her support for former President Donald Trump at the Fulton County Jail on Thursday in her home state of Georgia. She talked to Trump supporters rallying for president. She also posted her own altered mug shot in solidarity with Trump.
Congress is currently out on August recess with plans to return on Sept. 12.