President Trump posted a one-minute AI-generated music video set to a song credited to Anthony Constantino, a Trump-endorsed New York Republican candidate. The track repeats the name 'Trump' 45 times and 'Donald' 29 times and describes a globe-trotting chorus that claims universal adoration. The video pairs the song with surreal AI visuals — from the moon and Northern Lights to a lion and a camel — and is available to watch online.
Trump Shares Surreal AI Music Video — One-Minute Song Repeats 'Trump' 45 Times
Trump Posts Absolutely Wild AI Music Video With Bonkers Song That Uses His Name 45 Times
President Donald Trump closed out the week by posting an AI-generated music video that promotes him, pairing a roughly one-minute song with surreal, digitally created visuals.
The track is credited to Anthony Constantino, a Republican congressional candidate in New York who has Trump’s endorsement. The song frames a narrator traveling the globe only to find that everyone, everywhere, admires Trump.
The brief tune repeatedly uses the name Trump — 45 times — and Donald — 29 times. An excerpt of the lyrics reads:
Trump Trump Trump Trump Trump Trump Trump (Trump!)
Everywhere I go, they love Donald Donald Trump
Down in Mexico, they love Donald Donald Trump (Trump!)
Flew to Italy, they love Donald Donald Trump (Donald, Donald Trump!)
In the Middle East, they love Donald Donald Trump (Trump!)
Met some Africans, they love Donald Donald Trump (Trump!)
Even in China, they love Donald Donald Trump (Trump!)
Man, these Indians, they love Donald, Donald Trump (Donald, Donald Trump!)
Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump (Trump!)
Everywhere I go, they love Donald Donald Trump (Donald, Donald Trump!)
Man, I gotta say, I love Donald Donald Trump (Trump!)
Might be president one day, just like Donald, Donald Trump (Just like Donald Trump!)
The accompanying video stitches together AI-generated scenes that place Trump in improbable situations: paragliding, standing on the moon in a spacesuit, his face forming in the Northern Lights, riding a camel, driving a motorcycle down a street in India, and even riding a lion.
The clip and the song are available to view online. The post appears promotional in nature and uses overtly repetitive lyrics and surreal AI imagery to create a short, attention-grabbing piece of content.
Source: Original report on HuffPost
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