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A Battle At Wakanda


A battle at Wakanda, the African nation, is occurring and I'll tell you why;

The black faggots and dykes are trying to rule Wakanda and that's no lie.

 

The king of Wakanda, the Black Panther, is battling the faggots and dykes, as you can see;

The Black Panther is battling them with his allies and I'm speaking honestly.

 

With his martial art techniques and equipment, the Black Panther and his allies have defeated the fags and dykes;

Homosexuality is something that I'll never like.

 

The Black Panther and his allies arrest the fags and dykes and takes them away;

Wakanda will never be ruled by anyone who's gay.

 

A battle at Wakanda will occur any day;

The Black Panther will always defend Wakanda and that's all I have to say.

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