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Double standard? Kinew’s explicit rap video resurfaces after N.S. minister quits

A sexually explicit rap video from Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew’s past has resurfaced after a Nova Scotia minister resigned over his own offensive lyrics.

Alex Dhaliwal
Sep 05, 2026
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A sexually explicit rap video from Manitoba NDP Premier Wab Kinew’s past has resurfaced, days after a Nova Scotia minister resigned over his own offensive lyrics.

The 2005 video for “Stank B*tch” features Kinew performing with Winnipeg hip-hop group Dead Indians, years before he entered provincial politics.

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NEW - The FULL LENGTH, previously scrubbed, 2005 music video for Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew's rap song "stank b*tch" has emerged.
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In the roughly three-minute video, Kinew and several other performers wear mullet-style wigs while rapping in what appears to be a Winnipeg neighbourhood.

“I don’t give a f*ck about all these other cliques, and I give less than that for these one-night chicks,” Kinew raps.

Other verses contain graphic sexual references, derogatory language about women, and a homophobic slur.

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