Hasan Piker led a crowd in singing an AI song celebrating Charlie Kirk's passing at a live show.
The left-wing internet personality took the stage at San Francisco's Golden Gate Theatre on Friday night and turned the whole thing into a karaoke session, as reported with video evidence. The track, titled "We Are Charlie Kirk," is an AI-produced song that has become a go-to anthem in far-left online spaces specifically designed to ridicule Kirk's death. Piker belted out lyrics like "We carry the flame" and "We'll fight for the Gospel, we'll honor his name" while the words scrolled across a screen for the audience to follow along.
The crowd ate it up. His co-hosts could barely contain themselves, laughing on stage the entire time. And what was Piker wearing for this whole spectacle? A poorly fitting Mao Zedong costume. You literally cannot make this stuff up.
During the segment, Piker reportedly acknowledged that the moment ranked among the most surreal experiences of his entire life. He then hopped on social media afterward to post a photo from the event with the caption "carried the flame tn." Real classy stuff.
Now, if you think this is some kind of one-off shock moment from Piker, think again. This guy has a rap sheet of incendiary remarks that would make your head spin. He once told his streaming audience to "kill" and "murder" landlords in the streets. On a separate broadcast, he specifically called on his followers to kill Republican Senator Rick Scott. In yet another rant, he urged left-wingers to "gut" and "shank" their political opponents on stage.
And it gets wilder. Piker famously declared that America "deserved" the September 11 terrorist attacks. When it came to the October 7, 2023, Hamas attacks on Israel, he dismissed reports of sexual violence by saying it "doesn't change the dynamic" for him. He has openly stated he would "vote for Hamas over Israel every single time" and called Hamas "a thousand times better" than Israel.
His admiration for authoritarian figures is not exactly subtle either. He has praised Mao Zedong as "one of the great leaders of this world" and has voiced support for Hezbollah and the Houthis.
So naturally, Democratic politicians are lining up to appear alongside him. Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed is among the Democrats who have enthusiastically campaigned with Piker.
Let that sink in. A content creator who openly glorifies violence, praises terrorist organizations, and now performs karaoke celebrations of a political figure's death is considered a valued campaign partner by actual candidates running for the United States Senate. Washington's political circus never disappoints.
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