Forgiato Blow

Kurt Jantz, professionally known as Forgiato Blow, is an American rapper who has gained recognition for his fervent support of former President Donald Trump and his political movement, which is commonly referred to as Trumpism. Born and raised in South Florida, Jantz attended Admiral Farragut Academy, a military-style boarding school, before transitioning into the world of music. His stage name, “Forgiato Blow,” comes from a college habit of snorting cocaine off Forgiato rims, which reflects the persona he adopted in his early music career.

Jantz’s musical journey began in 2013 with the release of his debut album, though it attracted little attention at the time. It wasn’t until 2016, during Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, that he found a niche in what he calls “MAGA rap” or Trumpist hip hop. His pro-Trump anthem, “Silver Spoon,” marked the beginning of his transformation into a political rapper. From that point forward, Forgiato Blow became a self-proclaimed pioneer of MAGA rap, creating music that enthusiastically supports Trump and conservative figures. His songs frequently focus on culture war issues, attacking liberal policies and figures, and celebrating right-wing movements.

Over the years, Forgiato Blow has expanded his political commentary through his music, often referencing key conservative figures and events. He has released songs in support of controversial right-wing personalities such as Roger Stone, Matt Gaetz, and Marjorie Taylor Greene, and has expressed admiration for the Proud Boys, a far-right group. His music echoes themes of patriotism, right-wing populism, and opposition to progressive social policies, which has earned him a devoted fanbase within the MAGA movement.

One of his most controversial and successful songs, “Boycott Target,” accused the retail giant of “grooming children” by selling LGBTQ+ pride merchandise. The track resonated with many on the far-right, gaining enough momentum to reach #1 on iTunes. This song became a rallying cry for conservative outrage, contributing to a reported loss of $13 billion for Target in 2023, following boycotts and public backlash from conservative groups.

In addition to his solo work, Forgiato Blow has collaborated with notable figures in the rap world, including Vanilla Ice and Kodak Black, on the track “All The Way In.” His connection to political controversies also runs deep. On January 6, 2021, just moments before the Capitol insurrection, he performed his song “Peaceful Protest” outside the U.S. Capitol, underscoring his involvement in pro-Trump events during that tumultuous period in American history.