Six figures raised to throw 'rager' for UNC frat boys who protected Stars and Stripes from Gaza protesters

Following the hoisting of the American flag back to its rightful place at the top of the pole at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, a group of frat boys prevented members of the Gaza Camp from removing it for a second time to replace it with the Palestinian flag.

The image of the young men protecting the stars and stripes has since gone viral, with one X user posting it alongside the hashtag #MakeAmericaFratAgain, a play on Donald Trump's iconic "Make America Great Again" slogan.

"Forget hot girl summer," she wrote. "I'm here for frat boy summer."

Before long, a GoFundMe was set up to reward the students for their actions with a party.

The fundraiser, titled, "Pi Kappa Phi Men Defended Their Flag. Throw 'em a Rager," has since brought in over $150,000 in donations.

"Commie losers across the country have invaded college campuses to make dumb demands of weak University Administrators," organizer John Noonan wrote. "But amidst the chaos, the screaming, the anti-semitism, the hatred of faith and flag, stood a platoon of American heroes."

"Armored in Vineyard Vines and Patagonia, fueled by Zyn and White Claws," he added, "these triumphant Brohemians protected Old Glory from the unwashed Marxist horde -- laughing at their shrieks and wails and shielding the Stars & Stripes from Soviet missiles."

"These boys... no, men, of the UNC Chapel Hill Pi Kappa Phi, gave the best to America and now they deserve the best," Noonan declared. "Help us raise funds to throw this frat the party they deserve, a party worth of the boat-shoed Broleteriat who did their country proud."

Footage of the event showed the frat boys standing around the flagpole holding the American flag as hordes of pro-Palestinian protestors shouted at them and threw things in their direction. Through it all, they refused to budge.