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On January 6, 2021, Ariel Pink and John Maus each attended Donald Trump\u2019s large rally<\/a> in Washington, DC \u2014 a spectacle that turned a complete different factor. Within just a few days, Ariel Pink was dropped by Mexican Summer<\/a>, his label. Soon afterward, Pink was additionally accused of bodily and sexual abuse<\/a>, and he went on Tucker Carlson<\/em><\/a> to complain about \u201ccancel culture.\u201d Apparently, Pink has determined that the right-wing media sphere is the place he desires to stay, although he doesn\u2019t look too blissful about it.<\/p>\n Ariel Pink\u2019s newest ally is Winston Marshall, the previous Mumford & Sons banjo participant who left the band final yr<\/a> after praising far-right troll Andy Ngo<\/a>. Last week, Pink self-released \u201cRudolph\u2019s Laptop,\u201d a novelty Christmas tune that he co-wrote with Winston Marshall and Two Door Cinema Club\u2019s Alex Trimble. The tune appears to be some type of prolonged joke about Hunter Biden\u2019s laptop computer: \u201cRudolph, what have you done?\/ They found your laptop, it\u2019s a smoking gun.\u201d I\u2019m going to submit the tune beneath, however please don\u2019t contemplate that to be any type of endorsement.<\/p>\n In their try to advertise the tune, Ariel Pink and Winston Marshall appeared on a latest episode of Tucker Carlson<\/em>. Pink, wanting despondent and drained, advised visitor host Tulsi Gabbard, \u201cMaybe this is my future. Maybe I\u2019ll do politics.\u201d Marshall, in the meantime, mentioned that Pink was \u201ccancelled for something that he didn\u2019t even do\u201d and that \u201cthere will be great art that emerges from it.\u201d<\/p>\n Whoof. <\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n