A podcast popular among alt-right white supremacists began yesterday with the debut of a song praising “traditional” women by what the show’s hosts jokingly called the “number one Nazi Tom Petty cover group.”
On yesterday’s episode of “The Daily Shoah,” whose name is an anti-Semitic play on the TV program “The Daily Show” and is credited with creating the echoes meme used to target Jewish people for harassment on social media, neo-Nazi pundit Mike "Enoch" Peinovich and his co-hosts gave a glowing interview to Tony Hovater (whose real name is William Anthony Hovater), the neo-Nazi subject of a recent controversial profile by The New York Times.
But before the interview, the hosts shared co-host Jesse Dunstan's cover of the Tom Petty song “Yer So Bad” rewritten as an ode to “trad” women, referring to women who decry feminism and believe women should be subservient in the household to male breadwinners. The hosts said they came up with the idea for the song when they were “pretty tanked” and smoking cigars in a garage and listening to Tom Petty. They described the song as “funnier than the original” and “about the scene of trad thoughts that are out there.”
Here are the lyrics to the song:
My girlfriend Stacy wants lots of babies
Maybe in five years or so
While I'm in the basement she larps as a peasant
Soon we'll go live in the woodsIn Fashy Dating she pretends she's a lady
Yer so trad, liftin yer skirt for chad
In a world gone mad, yer so tradShe reads Evola, a lesbian chola
What kind of wheat fields are these?
A culture or fetish? A THOT with a purpose
Fishnets under the prairie dressOh Nazi Lady, oben bobs and vagene
Yer so trad, best lay I ever had
In a world gone chad, yer so tradIncels and autists, virgins and kissless,
Too good to wed single momsOh Nazi Lady, oben bobs and vagene
In Fashy Dating (in fashy dating!), She pretends she's a lady
Yer so trad, givin it up for a chad
In a world gone mad, yer so tradYer so trad, best lay I ever had
In a world gone mad, yer so trad
