Hip hop duo No Good Therapy is making waves with their latest single, “America Don’t Send Me Back,” a bold and unapologetic political track that challenges the status quo. The song, which marks the culmination of their political commentary series, offers a candid perspective on the current state of affairs in the United States.

“America Don’t Send Me Back” serves as a scathing critique of the political landscape, particularly during election years, which the duo describes as nothing short of a “clown show.” As US citizens and children of immigrants, No Good Therapy brings a unique perspective to the table, shedding light on the absurdities and injustices they witness firsthand.

Beezie 2000, the mastermind behind the beats, and Sr. Ramos, the voice behind the mic, combine their talents to deliver a hard-hitting track that pulls no punches. With their signature blend of raw lyricism and infectious rhythms, No Good Therapy tackles complex issues with wit, humor, and a healthy dose of irreverence.

No Good Therapy is just a couple of hip-hop heads who love to produce their life events. With ‘America Don’t Send Me Back,’ they wanted to capture the frustration and disillusionment that many Americans feel towards the political system.

Based in Seattle, Washington, No Good Therapy has been making music together for years, honing their craft and pushing boundaries along the way. With “America Don’t Send Me Back,” they continue to cement their status as outspoken voices in the hip hop community, unafraid to speak truth to power.

“America Don’t Send Me Back.” is available now on all major streaming platforms.

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