16-Year-Old Twin Sisters Sing of White Supremacy and Racism

These blonde-haired blue-eyed twin sisters idolize the Olsen twins and look like any other up and coming teen singing sensation, but considering that their songs praise white supremacy, Hitler, and hatred, their names won't be heard on any top 40 countdown anytime soon.

16-year-old twin sisters Lamb and Lynx Gaede, who were homeschooled and influenced by their mother, April Gaede, publically sang their hate folk for the first time at the tender age of 9. After learning how to play the guitar and violin in 2003, they formed the hate music group Prussian Blue. Word started to spread about this duo after they released their first album in 2004, and again with their second release in 2006. Twice, the Gaede sisters were interviewed on ABC's Primetime. The mainstream public was stunned at what they saw and heard.

However, with lyrics like, "Ready to kill with a fist of steel, ready to fight to cure our nation's ills, white resistance has risen, freed from the bond of this emotional prison..." it's no surprise that they were ostracized in their hometown of Bakersfield, California. The family, under pressure to take their cause elsewhere, moved to Kalispell, Montana in 2006, however, the mother blamed the move on the racial diversity of Bakersfield. The Gaedes were met with the same opposition in Montana once word got out about their mission, thanks to the more recent Primetime broadcast in 2006.

While there is nothing inherently wrong about being proud of one's heritage and culture, Prussian Blue's supremacist lyrics cross the line of innocent pride and spread the word of hatred, blame and intolerance. The girls might argue that they are simply voicing an opinion, however unpopular, but their lyrics fuel the fire of racists who harbor extreme hatred and perform physical violence against people of different races.