What does Come on Brandon mean?

MEMES has become a viral trend where people make fun of an idea, behavior or style through the use of pictures.

NASCAR racer Brandon Brown is the latest meme victim thanks to an NBC interview following his NASCAR Xfinity Series victory in October 2021.

What does Come on Brandon mean?

The phrase “Let’s go Brandon” refers to a viral NASCAR Racer video.

In the video, the crowd behind him chants “f *** Joe Biden,” however, the NBC reporter claims the vocals are “let’s go Brandon,” which has since been called a form of damage control.

Across the country, several sporting events drew large crowds chanting “f *** Joe Biden” to protest his presidency.

After the viral video, people created different memes with the phrase “Come on Brandon” and posted them on social media.

Who is Brandon Brown?

Born September 14, 1993, Brown, 28, is known as a professional American stock car racing driver.

He currently competes full time in the NASCAR Xfinity Series and drives the No. 68 Chevrolet Camaro for Brandonbilt Motorsports.

Brown joined the Xfinity Series as a part-time racer in 2016 before moving to full-time during the 2019-20 season.

Prior to the Xfinity series, Brown competed in the Camping World Truck series from 2014 to 2017.

Brown claimed his first Xfinity Series victory on October 2, 2021 at the Talladega Superspeedway.

What did members of the Republican Party say about the phrase Let’s go Brandon?

Since the video went viral, many prominent members of the Republican Party have laughed at the phrase on Twitter.

Donald Trump’s son Donald Trump Jr. attended the Talladegea race and posted a photo of him waving an “F *** Joe Biden” flag in the stands.

“It’s great to see the real America representing @TALLADEGEA strong and proud today,” said Trump Jr. followed by “Let’s go, Brandon!” with several laughing face emojis.

A video was also posted from a Fox News show that shows a reporter asking why a man is watching the station in which he ends his response by saying “Let’s go Brandon”.

Senator Ted Cruz also spoke during an interview on The Benny Show.

“It’s one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen,” said Cruz when asked if he had seen the video. “I didn’t like amplifying the profanity, but the clip is surreal like listening to the NBC reporter say ‘look, they sing, let’s go Brandon,’ he captures everything fake news at once.”