The Chaser Have Deep Faked Scomo Singing An EDM Song Titled ‘Coal Makes Me Cum’
The political anthem nobody wanted has arrived.
The political anthem nobody wanted arrived today thanks to the efforts of The Chaser’s social media team.
I solemnly present you with a deep fake of our Prime Minister singing on an EDM track titled ‘Coal Makes Me Cum’.
After making this based on a dare from Reddit, in just 24 hours this song’s wracked up over 1 million plays across social media. If you’d like to help us force @ARIA_Official to include it in the national charts – you can now stream ‘Coal Makes Me Cum’ on Spotify & Apple Music https://t.co/t5FcKselsB
— The Chaser (@chaser) April 24, 2022
In what was originally just a harmless “dare” on Reddit, the admins of the @thechaser Twitter account apparently pulled an all-nighter to bring this monstrosity into existence from audio gathered from last week’s Federal debate in Brisbane.
The end result is a one minute and twenty-three second long EDM single, which features Scott Morrison vulgarly emphasising the effect combustible sedimentary rock has on his penis.
Internet critics initially called for the track to be included in Aria charts after the song reached number #3 on Australian iTunes charts.
Australians managed to get “Coal Makes Me Cum” / DJ Scomo by @chaser to number 3 in the iTunes Aus charts.
One more push and we can get the number one spot.#chaser #coalmakesmecum #auspol pic.twitter.com/8TUrKNuaMR
— NoMoScomo (@nomoscomo) April 25, 2022
The creators of the song reportedly used autotune to fake some of the more sexually explicit lyrics, and also created a video clip of sorts from footage from the federal debate in Brisbane between Albanese and Morrison.
While the footage of Scott Morrison introducing a piece of coal to a sitting parliament juxtaposed with Australia’s climate crisis might be a more nuanced tableau of the Prime Minister’s relationship with fossil fuels, ‘Coal Makes Me Cum’ gets straight to the point!
If the audio footage has disturbed you, feel free to compare the Liberal, Labor, and Greens policies about climate change for the upcoming federal election to make sure your vote counts.