Red Eye Blasts PSY: If ‘He Had Been Rapping Against Gay Marriage, There Would Be No Forgiveness’

Red Eye panelists took on the controversy surrounding South Korean rapper PSY’s anti-American lyrics and Ann Coulter added a bit of fuel to the fire with her remark that had he “been rapping against gay marriage, there would be no forgiveness.” Although PSY apologized and is still slated to perform at the White House, panelists dissected everything from the history of South Korea to the ‘liberal’ reaction to PSY’s lyrics.

Panelist Gavin McInnes said that it was “ironic” that PSY “was saying screw America, because he was trying to be American.” According to McInnes, Koreans “see protests as emulating America” and “worship us,” so PSY was simply trying to be more American in his rap. Host Gutfeld stirred the pot even further, claiming that “Anti-Americanism is fashion.” Coulter agreed, saying, “It’s never going to be hip to be Christian or to be pro-American.”

Panelist Bill Schulz stated, sarcastically, the correct pronunciation was “Puh-SY”, to which Coulter responded, “I think they’re changing it to MSNBC.” Not to be shown up, Shulz commented, “They could use some more Asians.”

Check it out here via FOX News:

Andy Levy jumped in at The Halftime Report to agree with McInnes assertion that Koreans like to emulate America. Levy also agreed with Coulter’s statement that “Liberals wouldn’t be dismissing this if he was rapping anti-gay marriage.”

Watch the clip of Red Eye’s “Halftime Report,” via Fox News: