Chris Murphy

especially Hitler.

He does all of these things.

I think sort of the pinnacle of his public anti-Semitism is he releases a song called Heil Hitler and then also sells swastika t-shirts in February of 2025.

And that song, it gets him banned from Australia.

It's not...

played on radio, airwaves, and whatnot, but it still gets a cult following in the manosphere.

You've got Nick Fuentes, Clavicular, and Andrew Tate, these big figures in the manosphere, and at least in Nick Fuentes' case, an avowed anti-Semite, playing the song in Miami Beach and listening to it before hitting the clubs.

So it's sort of a quick rundown of some of the stuff that he did, but yeah, it got really, really bad and really dark.

Yeah, yes, he does, or he attempts to.

He releases in January of 2026, he releases a full-page ad in the Wall Street Journal apologizing for his past remarks, his anti-Semitism specifically.

and saying that it stems from a car accident that he had in 2002, which led to him being diagnosed as having bipolar disorder.

It is interesting that, you know, he went, let's say, 20 years of his career.

The car crash was in 2002, and his first sort of public, really terrible remarks were in 2022.

20 years without that happening, I don't really understand that necessarily.

And then he gives an exclusive interview to Vanity Fair to a reporter, Anna Peel, explaining why he's apologizing and the weight of his remorse for his actions.

All, it should be said, leading up to the release of his latest album, Bully.

This was in the weeks leading up to new music.

And this was not his first apology.

He had apologized, you know, about a year prior as well for his remarks.

But this was sort of his biggest, grandest attempt at atoning for his sins.