Communist Music Mondays: "Beat It" With the Chinese Communist Party Edit

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Here's a brilliant edit to represent the power of Komunistang Sosyal. This edit represents how Communist China dares capitalist countries to compete against its socialist industries. The song "Beat It" was sung by the late Michael Jackson. Capitalist music can be converted towards a socialist agenda. The song would fit best with the Chinese Communist Party's order of "Beat It!"

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