UTSA student recites 'Kirk-aversary' poem celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk – WOAI

UTSA student recites ‘Kirk-aversary’ poem celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk  WOAI

SAN ANTONIO – A University of Texas at San Antonio student is drawing widespread attention after reciting a poem celebrating the anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s assassination at a University in Utah in 2025. The student who introduced herself as Pamper Baby at Turning Point USA’s Pick Up the Mic event last month is being accused of taking things to far. Pamper Baby recited the poem to Christian Collins, a conservative activist who says he came to USTA to talk about Christ, abortions and feminism during the Pick Up the Mic event that encourages students to debate similar controversial topics. The poem mimicked Clement Clarke Moore’s ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas.’ "Twas the night before the kirk-aversary and all through the house not a creature was stirring not even a mouse,” Pamper Baby read.

“The flags were hung proudly. The memes were all on deck as we solemnly remembered a shot to the neck. The podcast grew silent. The hot-takes grew weary. For tomorrow dear friends is the great Kirk-aversary." Collins who is the president and founder of Texas Youth Summit says the poem caught him off-guard. “I felt surprised,” Collins said. “I knew that there were people like this. I knew that the left felt this way. There were so many people singing songs, mocking Charlie Kirk. I’ve seen it