Bryson Gray just dropped a music video for the song “Do the Work,” which is featured in Matt Walsh’s hit comedy “Am I Racist?”
The video features Gray and Walsh driving around and includes a surprise cameo from a familiar figure to many of Walsh’s fans. A life-sized Johnny the Walrus is seen reading a copy of Robin DiAngelo’s book “White Fragility” and, at one point, hands a copy to Walsh.
“Don’t be a bigot, post a black square, drink Bud Light, pink blue dye your hair,” the song begins.
“Let go of your white privilege, do the work,” the lyrics say. “Don’t be early for work, that’s white supremacy, and if you drink make sure it’s Hennessey. Math is racist too, so check the history.”
“Ukraine flag in bio…say all trans women are women. What does that have to do with race? Don’t make a difference,” Gray continues in the song.
“Do the work,…
