( CNN ) -- These young rappers today -- they use slang that no one in politics quite understands . Politics today -- jumping on every opportunity to slam an opponent . So in Maine on Thursday , when a video profile of Democratic gubernatorial candidate Michael Michaud was released by a blogger , neither the blogger nor the Democrat 's campaign say they realized a song featured in the video included sexually graphic lyrics about a top Republican in the state . Oops . Here 's what happened : . Blogger Alex Steed , who is co-founder of the production company Knack Factory , produced a day-in-the life video of Michaud , who is locked in a three-way race for governor . Under images of Michaud doing his work for the day are lyrics from the song `` King of Maine '' by Maine-based rapper Spose -- yes , Maine has rappers -- that includes a sexually explicit lyric about Republican Sen. Susan Collins . ( Collins is not a candidate in the gubernatorial race . ) The Maine Republican Party saw the video and understood the meaning of the lyric , `` I 've got Susan Collins givin ' everybody brain . '' Brain is apparently a term for specific sexual acts . The Maine GOP called on the Michaud campaign to `` denounce , cease promoting , and take down '' the video . All of which the Michaud campaign did immediately once it learned the meaning of the lyric , spokesperson Lizzy Reinholt said . The Republican Party saved the video , however , and shared it with interested media . `` The Michaud campaign did not produce this video or have any control or advance knowledge of its contents . We do not condone the offensive song lyrics included in it , '' Reinholt said . Steed corroborated the account . He said the video was `` absolutely independently done . We received no payments from the campaign . '' He also said he thought the term was meant to be `` an endorsement '' of Collins , who he described as a highly regarded Republican in the state . He saidhe learned of the meaning of the word when he woke up Friday morning with a press release from the Republican Party in his in-box . Collins , meanwhile will not weigh in . She has `` no comment , '' spokesman Kevin Kelley said . Spose , however , has relished the attention , tweeting , `` Shoutout to @ mainegop for all the free press ! ! ! ; ) '' As for the future of the video , Steed says he 's going to take out that lyric and republish the video . As for a political liability for Michaud ? Probably not . But it 's a headache for the campaign . By the way , Michaud , who is currently a congressman , did not vote for arming Syrian rebels to fight ISIS . He said the United States `` can not afford to engage in another open-ended military conflict . ''
The Republican Party jumps on it about Democratic Senator Bob Steele . It contained sexually explicit lyrics about Republican Sen. Susan Collins . A man produced the video , says he did n't know what the slang was .