Lloyd ‘I Am Not an African-American’ Marcus Performs Tea Party Anthem
Here we have singer Lloyd Marcus, who would like everyone to know, as he announced during this performance at a Boston-area tea party rally on Wednesday, that he is "not an African-American." Well, you might ask, what does that make him?Here we have singer Lloyd Marcus, who would like everyone to know, as he announced during this performance at a Boston-area tea party rally on Wednesday, that he is “not an African-American.” Well, you might ask, what does that make him? Answer: “An Americaaaaaaan!”
Right. So, without further ado, here’s Marcus’ squirm-inducing tea party anthem. File this one under annals of the unintentionally awesome. –KA
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