Racist singing banned at the Euro: French identity groups in search of their “summer hit”

“I Won’t Leave,” a reference to a viral video showing a person being expelled, or even “Remigration Airlines”… Even before the first verses of the songs are heard, their titles set the tone. Like their German neighbors, who appropriated Italian DJ Gigi D’Agostino’s hit “L’amour toujours” to sing the xenophobic chorus, French identitarians are searching for their anthem, days before legislative elections and a possible national rally victory.

For several weeks, the fate of “Ausländer raus” in Germany mobilized far-right activists in Europe. Condemned by Chancellor Olaf Scholz, banned from broadcasting in stadiums during Euro 2024 matches, banned from the next Oktoberfest in Munich… “Love always” should no longer resonate with our neighbors. And that’s not counting some Hungarian, Polish and even Italian fans who sang it several times since the start of the tournament.

Frankly xenophobic words

While some French identity purists are content to repeat the lyrics of “Ausländer raus”, others want to create their own summer hit. This is how music entitled “I Won’t Leave”, referring to a viral video of a man shouting the same words while being arrested, is increasingly being rebroadcast by identity-based personalities and media such as Borders (formerly Livre Noir).

Lyrics of the song, listened to more than a hundred thousand times, we have given you enough (…) You will leave with your Fatma, South Africa is over for you, the boat is not waiting, believe me, you will leave (…) When Bardella passes, you will return home, If you put on a djellaba, you can pray all day, you’re starting to annoy us. »

This music was published on social networks by an anonymous artist named Grazy Girl. According to Marianne, the name was created by artificial intelligence. That won’t stop you from selling it very quickly. Mila, a young woman who was cyber-harassed in 2020 after making comments about Islam and has since shown her support for the far right, announced on Channel X that the song will be available on streaming platforms this Friday.

Far-right activists eager to hear their summer anthem appear unanimously rejoicing at the news. “Of course, the sound of summer,” a user wrote under the young woman’s tweet. “Thank you, Mila, with Auslander Rouththe sounds of summer are clearly conservative,” rejoices another Mila subscriber.

Likra will make a report

“I won’t leave” is not an isolated incident. In the electronic music “Remigration”, the author of which claims to be “patriotic”, the lyrics also call for the expulsion of foreigners: “Suitcases are full, djellabas are folded, the hookah is dismantled, Fatima is ready for takeoff.” ” Another title called “Fatal Bardella”, a reference to the musical character “Fatal Bazooka” performed by Mikael Yoon, has thousands of views on TikTok and carries an overtly racist message: “Dude, this is Comoros, it feels like we’re in Bamako.” . damn, the red light districts are worse than the Congo.”

According to our information, the International League Against Racism and Antisemitism (Likra) has become aware of this growing phenomenon. Her lawyers will prepare a report in the coming hours.