One of those contestants was Alex Stein, a twentysomething Dallas native ... The video of Stein rapping in front of the Dallas City Council in February has been seen 3.6 million times as of ...

Dressed in a navy blue suit with a yellow pocket square and tie, Alex Stein stepped ... doing another satirical bit. Stein recently rapped at a Dallas City Council meeting.

Seen during this morning’s Dallas City Council meeting: a rap during open mic about getting vaccinated. Here’s part of it. I missed the part where he squirted hand sanitizer on himself.

During a Texas city council meeting on Tuesday, comedian Alex Stein performed a rap about ... Born and raised in Dallas, Stein works as a car dealer when not doing comedy. He told Insider that ...

Alex Stein marched into ... For several months, Stein has steadily built up a robust online presence. He’s infamous for appearing at city council meetings, both in person in North Texas and ...

For starters, the troll’s name is Alex Stein and he’s a man ... Readers may remember Mr Stein from an awkward rap he did at a city council meeting in Plano, Texas, titled "Prayers for Ukraine." ...

Alex Stein, of Dallas, Texas, can be seen rapping in front of a televised North Texas city council meeting. The songs' lyrics include, "Put a bullet in Putin's brain," and "Vladimir Putin needs to ...

He's the guy who shows up at city council meetings ... Prime Time with Alex Stein, on the subscription-based channel, which has headquarters in Dallas. The Blaze's website claims Stein's show ...

Before the Dallas City ... to be the reason the city eliminated the open microphone. “We do see quite a bit of nonsense and some very crazy things, including Alex Stein, including this morning ...

A man in scrubs walks up to the microphone at a city council meeting in Dallas ... The rapping “nurse” in the video is actually Alex Stein, AKA Instagrammer Primetimestein, who is a comedian ...

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