Coachella just proved how far our culture has fallen. This year’s festival featured a performer named HorsegiirL, who claims to be half-human, half-horse. She wore a muzzle, horse ears, and pranced around singing lyrics like “eat, sleep, slay” to cheering crowds. This isn’t art—it’s a circus act masquerading as music, and it’s what passes for “cutting-edge” entertainment among the leftist elite. Meanwhile, hardworking Americans are left wondering: Is this what our kids are being sold as “culture”?
Hollywood’s obsession with destroying beloved franchises continues. Ryan Gosling, a woke actor known for pushing progressive politics, is starring in a new Star Wars film called Starfighter. The movie will ignore original characters to focus on “all-new” stories set after the disastrous Rise of Skywalker. Fans loved Star Wars for its timeless heroes and moral clarity, but now it’s just another vehicle for A-list celebrities and lazy scripts. This isn’t storytelling—it’s corporate greed wrapped in rainbow flags.
Coachella’s horse gimmick isn’t harmless fun. It’s a deliberate rejection of normality. HorsegiirL says her act celebrates “polarizing” art, but real music doesn’t require a costume to hide behind. Traditional artists earn respect through talent, not by pretending to be barnyard animals. This is what happens when we let radical progressives control the arts: They replace beauty with absurdity and call it “brave.”
The Star Wars announcement reeks of desperation. Gosling joked about childhood bedsheets to sell his role, but nostalgia won’t save this sinking ship. The franchise has become a hollow shell, prioritizing gender ideology and diversity checkboxes over epic sagas. Kathleen Kennedy, Lucasfilm’s president, keeps greenlighting projects that alienate core fans. Real Star Wars fans want lightsabers, not lectures.
Meanwhile, HorsegiirL’s rise exposes the music industry’s decay. She brags about making “theater musical experiences” instead of honest music. Taxpayers fund these elitist festivals through grants and subsidies, while working-class families struggle to afford groceries. Coachella isn’t a celebration of creativity—it’s a playground for the privileged to mock middle America.
Gosling’s Starfighter will likely flop, but Hollywood won’t learn. They’ll blame “toxic fans” instead of admitting their stories lack soul. Conservatives know better: Great art uplifts, inspires, and unites. Modern Hollywood only divides, degrades, and confuses. It’s no wonder box office numbers keep crashing—Americans are tired of being insulted.
The left’s cultural agenda is clear. They want to replace heroes with horses, and legends with lectures. Coachella and Star Wars are just two fronts in this war. But real Americans aren’t buying it. We’ll keep fighting for truth, tradition, and timeless values—no matter how many muzzle-wearing performers they parade onstage.
This is the choice we face: Stand for decency, or let the mob gallop us into chaos. Patriots know which side they’re on. Let Hollywood keep its ponies and politics. We’ll take faith, family, and freedom every time.
