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A conservative apparel and lifestyle company based in Georgia selling "Let’s Go Brandon"-themed wrapping paper says it’s on track to double last year’s sales.
Freedom Speaks Up, formerly "Bring Ammo," says what began on a mere whim last year ended with over 500,000 square feet – more than 6,000 pounds – of the novelty wrapping paper being sold.
"Let's Go Brandon"-themed wrapping paper. (Freedom Speaks Up / Fox News)
Company CEO Seth Weathers says the company made around $1 million in sales last year. They’ve since expanded their products to include "Merry Easter" Biden Parody wrapping paper.
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Weathers told FOX Business the company expects to roughly double its sales from last year.
"We’re having tons of fun with this, there’s no way to spend $20 bucks and get more smiles on Christmas morning," Weathers said in a statement.
"Let’s Go Brandon!" started as a profane anti-Biden phrase stemming from an NBC interview last year with NASCAR Xfinity Series driver Brandon Brown after he captured his first race victory at Alabama’s Talladega Superspeedway.
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"Merry Easter"-themed wrapping paper. (Freedom Speaks Up / Fox News)
During the interview, NBC’s cameras picked up audience members chanting "F--- Joe Biden" in the background. NBC reporter Kelli Stavast, in an apparent attempt to steer the interview away from politics, reported that the crowd was really chanting, "Let’s Go Brandon!"
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From that moment, the phrase became a viral sensation. Memes, jokes, and comments immediately began to spread across the internet, posted by Trump supporters mocking NBC’s coverage during the interview.