Build the Flag 

plz help build the 🚩 and download the track here: hotdad.bandcamp.com/track/build-the-flag pre-save it on spotify: distrokid.com/hyperfollow/hotdad/build-the-flag i'm also building the flag every day on twitter @hotterdad

This is the presidential campaign an AI would create based on conservative Twitter.

I lost my job and have been building the flag since 1999. I cant wait for the government to be profitable

"Haha. I'm going to enter this country illegally!" *sees flag "Oh no. They built the flag. Guess I'll just go home now."

"What is your favorite genre of music?" Stock video

I think we're all in agreement as to the fact that we need to build the flag, nobody's arguing that we shouldn't. It's a question of what materials should we use? Some people have suggested the usual materials like cloth, paper, and glazed ceramics, but I really think that our country needs to stand out by using 100% organic beef to construct the symbol of our country. What possible material better says "If the US was a country it would be the america of countries" than a beautiful, billowing beef flag?

I love the golf footage when you mention Trump working hard lmao

Hot Dad has a special talent for writing lyrics that sound like they are a literal translation of another language.

As a centrist, I believe we should compromise and only build the middle bit of the flag.

0:49 He sure is working hard for the nation

This song is so catchy, criminally underrated. It’s also the perfect distillation of conservative talking points.. Keep it up, Hot Dad

If the lyrics weren't so hilarious, this song would unironically slap

I cant wait till my future grandkids show me this video in the future for an one page essay for school about how the internet was used during the 2020 presidential election in regards to media content and its impact. Then I can finally sit them down and completly ignore their question while i talk about how good his body looks in this video like can you say smoke show or what??

always groovy and always hot, Dad.

I never knew how much I needed this channel and its genre of music

I've never been more proud to say "I have seen a flag"

Do YOU has what it takes to build the flag???? “Trump is working hard” Shows a golf ball Eheheh

The flag just got ten feet taller!

I’ve never felt more inspired to build the flag

The panning shot where you are sitting made me uncomfortable

Build the flag or weed the bong, the choice is yours.

This is the most underrated video on the internet.

This is musically my favorite song by you. More of this style please!!

"he's working hard for our nation" with a golf ball flying in the background lol. Nice touch

Who came here from central_committee twitch stream?

How does this only have 38k views?? Certified banger.

This should be blowing up

I can’t explain how much I unironically love this

You never cease to write the grooviest melodies around!

"all parts of FLAG should be American made" I mean.. unless the labor is cheaper in China that is.

we've got to build the flag now more than ever

Here I am again coming back hoping this song never goes away.

i for one support building the flag

Why is this SUCH a bop, though

this video really made me want to build the flag 🏴‍☠️

Build the flag

The golf bit killed me. Incredible use of B roll footage

When you need a flag for your minecraft server base:

Oops I dropped my dentures in the cat's litterbox!!

I'm voating for,... Hot Dad!!

Some boomer is going to unironically post this to their Facebook with a bunch of Trump hashtags...

This sounds like it was ridden home wet and left out in the sun.

I will let you know that I will raise my wall at half-mast in honor of your glorious work

On Cinema Tim Heidecker energy off the charts!

Didn't build a flag but definitely pitched a tent.

Thank you for your service

Ok goddamnit! this is the third music video you have out that I haven't seen. I have subbed and rang that sexy bell. what's the deal!

this song is just a banger. thats all there is to it.

Why is this so fricking groovy !!!

I think our Steve Jobs got already taken by the Grim Reaper

Thank you hot dad, mega love shout out from dirty destroyed portland oregon !

Please for the love of god build the flag now more than ever

Yes another groovy song from hot dad

friend sent this in dicord. i'm doing my part by subscribing to you, we gotta build that flag mates.

Bounced on my boy's flag for create more cars 195%

I'm going to start a lemonade stand on my local street corner to help raise BIG funds to BUILD THE FLAG! Even though I already know that Mexico is going to pay for it, I still want to do my part and contribute to BUILD THE FLAG and make it go up FAST!

I find myself coming back to this video more and more. Honestly, a good song melodically. Hope this song blows up

I'm voting for Hot Dad

Attention Congress, please make this our new national anthem

I'd take a bullet for President Dad.

Dad's looking pretty good in this video.

I love you, Hot Dad.

Currently building the flag

I really hope this makes it onto spotify so I can make it my alarm sound

I love our new national anthem 🛠🇺🇸💰

My flag pole just got 10 feet higher!

I wanted to like this twice can someone help me out

Instant banger again my dude

Mike From PA (Central_Committee on twitch) brought me here. I had forgotten the importance of building up the flag and needed a refresher. A+ great moves, keep it up!

I wasn't in the mood to laugh about Trump when this came out, but the various exclamations have me coming back again and again lately, OOWW!

Whenever I get sad or discouraged about the state of the country, I just look at the flag and then I feel better

This song makes me wanna register to vote!

dude this song moved me. it was like diarrhea for my soul. may god and the flag protect us from Satan. ILU

Thank you dad, really cool

Happy flag day!

The Bell P-59 Airacomet was the first American jet-powered airplane in the United States. It was a top secret project that wasn't announced to the general public until 1943 and only after it had completed one-hundred flights. However, even before the Airacomet made it onto the drawing board, Europe already had its own jet programs well underway. Germany's Messerschmitt Me 262, Arado Ar 234, and England's Gloster Meteor would all become operational during the war. In the Pacific, the Japanese also flew the Nakajima Kikka at least once, powered by an Ishikawajima Ne-20, Japan's first turbojet engine. Germany was the first country to get a jet-powered plane off the ground, beginning with the Heinkel 178. The first official flight was on August 27, 1939, powered by the HeS 3 centrifugal turbojet designed by Otto Von Ohain.1 (There were three earlier test hops on the 24th.) Despite the advancement in technology, these aircraft would be too new and too late to have any measurable effect on the war. It would take several more years to develop the full potential of the jet airplane. The P-59 had its inception on August 28, 1941, after Lawrence Bell, President of Bell Aircraft, was summoned to Washington, DC for a conference. He had been called to the nation's capital by General Henry "Hap" Arnold, Commanding General of the US Army Air Force to discuss the possibility of designing a single-seat jet fighter utilizing General Electric's A-1 centrifugal turbojet engine. The A-1 was an American version of the Power Jets W.1 turbojet that had been developed by Frank Whittle. General Arnold was given, the plans for the aircraft's powerplant after attending a demonstration of the Gloster E.28/39 in April 1941.2 Bell Aircraft was chosen as the designer, because it was less overloaded by aircraft production, its close proximity to GE and Bell was also noted for advanced aircraft designs.3 Larry Bell accepted the offer and a contract was signed on September 30, 1941. Bell then put his engineers to work on the Model 27 as it was known inside the company. The Power Jets W.1 centrifugal turbojet. The Airacomet was described as radical in design, but only because it was jet powered. Other than the engine, the airplane’s design was quite conventional and its performance left much to be desired. It had the Bell trademark tricycle landing gear, a straight cantilever mid-wing of relatively low aspect ratio and conventional tail unit. The fuselage was a flush riveted monocoque construction with electric flaps and fabric covered control surfaces. The cockpit was pressurized and heated with engine bleed air. A model of the original XP-59. At the time, the Bell Company was working on a new twin-engine fighter for the Air Force under the designation, the XP-59. In order to preserve the cloak of secrecy, the original project was canceled and the new twin jet fighter was given the same designation. The new jet fighter design was approved on January 9, 1942 and construction began in March 1942 on three XP-59A prototypes.4 Absolute secrecy was required for the XP-59A and Bell engineers were moved to a former Pierce-Arrow automobile factory in downtown Buffalo. Production was later moved to the second floor of a three-story building, where a machine shop took the place of a Ford car agency. The building's windows were welded shut and the glass painted over. Guards were placed around the building on 24-hour watch. The first jet engine arrived in Buffalo on August 4, 1942, and the first XP-59A was ready for shipment on September 10. To extract the airplane from the building, workmen had to knock a large hole in the side of the brick building, after which three large crates were lowered onto two railroad flat cars. To assure that the bearings in the engines would not be damaged by the vibrations during transport, an air compressor was hooked up to pump air to the engines to rotate the turbines. The XP-59A would be powered by two General Electric I-A, centrifugal turbojets with a statutory thrust of 1,250 lbs. On September 12, 1942, the first XP-59A was sent to Muroc Army Air Field in California for testing where it was flown for the first time on October 2, 1942 by Robert Stanley, Bell's chief test pilot. Flight evaluation uncovered a multitude of problems as the XP-59A tended to yaw and sway. Other problems were poor engine response and insufficient lateral stability during rolls. The General Electric A-1 centrifugal turbojet. The I-A would later change to I-16. The military designation was J-31. On March 26, 1943, thirteen pre-production YP-59As were ordered. The YP-59A would essentially be the same as the three X models, except that it would have a sliding canopy instead of being hinged. The first two YP-59As were delivered to Muroc in June 1943. The thirteen service test YP-59As had a more powerful engine than its predecessor, but the improvement in performance was negligible with only a five mph increase in top speed. The third YP-59A built was supplied to the Royal Air Force (RAF) in exchange for the first production Gloster Meteor I. British pilots found that the YP-59A performance was unsatisfactory when compared to the Meteor. The Airacomet flew only eleven times at Farnborough and it was returned to the United States in early 1945. For the purpose of secrecy, the aircraft was disguised with a wooden propeller. While the performance of the Airacomet was not spectacular, one YP-59A did establish a new unofficial altitude record of 47,600 feet. The first YP-59As were powered with the earlier GE A-1 with engines providing 1,250 lb. thrust and eventually the I-16 (J31-GE-3) providing 1,650 lb. thrust. Later production models of the P-59B-1-BEs were powered with J31-GE-5 engines of 2,000 lbs. thrust. On March 11, 1944, a contract was signed for 100 P-59A-BEs and a further 250 were planned. The production model had a shortened wing and all control surfaces were metal covered. The fuselage was strengthened and the tail was redesigned, incorporating a ventral fin. However, the contract was canceled after only thirty-nine aircraft were delivered, plus additional aircraft on the assembly line, for a total of fifty aircraft. The total production was broken down into two batches of 20 P-59A-BEs and 30 P-59B-1-BEs. The B model differed by adding 66 gallon wing tanks. Mock combat sorties were conducted against the P-59 with a Lockheed P-38 Lightning and Republic P-47 Thunderbolt and in March 1945 against a captured Mitsubishi Zero. It was discovered that the P-59 was outclassed by conventional piston-engine fighters and offered no appreciable advantage over conventional piston-engine fighters. A P-59A Airacomet with a P-63 Kingcobra flying as escort. Most of the P-59s went the 412th Fighter Group of the Fourth Air Force at Muroc AFB, but unlike the Messerschmitt Me-262 and the Gloster Meteor, the P-59 was only useful as a test vehicle and as a jet trainer and no Airacomets ever entered wartime service. A few P-59s were later modified as drone directors and manned target aircraft, with a second cockpit installed forward of the of the pilot's cockpit. A proposal was requested for Bell to produce an XP-59B version, which would have been powered by a single turbojet engine, where air was fed through inlets at the wing roots and exhausted beneath the fuselage. Bell declined the offer and the proposal was taken up by Lockheed which developed the Lockheed P-80 Shooting Star.5 Although the P-59 did not contribute to the war effort, it was a window into the future of outstanding American jet aircraft that were just on the horizon. The initial XP-59A Airacomet design team. (Photo: James Wolf Kinzer)

Makes me wanna wrap the flag round my face like a mask. Go textiles!

is ''build the wall'' copyrighted?

A catchy earworm. Good job

I build flag to show love for AMERICA

perfect tune to listen to on the 20th anniversary of 9/11 ! hot dad is a true patriot !

One like equals one prayer

So good I had to hop to this songs D Word a second time. 💯 🔥

Will do

0:09 Said the youtuber

#BuildTheFlagTrump2020AmericaBigandStrong

let's get this flag up boys (:

it's only a matter of time til we get things back on track

You can build my flag, Daddy.

This tune is really good. Really funny.

Best thing since Kill Us, Jesus

evviva l'italia @ 1:01

This sounds like an AI wrote the song and translated it to English using Google Translate. lol

I just can't understand, but I really like it!

I love you mr. funky hot dad

I'M CONVINCED! BUILD THE FLAG! USA! USA! USA!

I got obsessed with this song, the melody is so dope, please tell me you are going to put it on apple music.

Epic and based

Boycott all buildings.

Hot Dad: you said building the flag will make more cars. I believe this is a great opportunity for Elon Musk to put more of the cars into space. That would be really great.