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After the closing of the campaign of president-candidate Donald Trump, a compilation of his dances in public presentations began to take hold on social networks and YouTube.
This is the compilation of moments in which the American president moves to the rhythm of the music:
The following video shows the closing of Donald Trump’s campaign, with the 1978 song ‘YMCA’, performed by the group Village People:
With five rallies in two key states, Donald Trump set a frantic pace to his campaign in an attempt to catch up with his Democratic rival in the race for the White House, Joe Biden, who this Sunday concentrated his forces in Pennsylvania.
While Joe Biden closed his campaign with the music of the artist Lady Gaga, Trump did it with his now popular dance.
President Donald Trump and his Democratic rival, Joe Biden, launched attacks on Monday in a final effort to secure every last vote in the disputed states after a campaign marked by the pandemic, the economic crisis and the deep division in the United States. .
The country is also preparing for elections marked by uncertainty, since the high percentage of votes cast by mail due to the pandemic make it difficult for the result to be known on the same night on Tuesday, and the president has already announced that his lawyers are ready. for litigation.
The Republican president is lagging behind in national polls, which assign him 44% of the preferences against 50.7% for the Democrat, according to the RealClearPolitics compilation.
In his closing campaign in Pittsburgh, Biden affirmed that his objective will be to “heal the country” and recover “the soul of the nation” and called for “getting up and recovering” democracy.
Village People are not happy with Trump playing their music
Despite the fact that Trump’s dances with this theme have become viral in some social networks in recent weeks, some of the components of the Village People have repeatedly asked the candidate for re-election to stop using that song in his political acts.
This trill by President Trump shows the dance that did not go well with some members of the musical group Village People:
VOTE! VOTE! VOTE!pic.twitter.com/85ySh1KYkh
– Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 3, 2020
Victor Willis, one of the members of the pop group, not only criticized the use of “YMCA”, but also was annoyed with its choreography.
It is not the first time that Trump uses songs by well-known singers or groups to accompany his political acts and many of them chose to prohibit their use.
Among them, the cases of Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, of The Rolling Stones, the family of singer Tom Petty, who died in 2017, the American group REM, the British Adele and the heirs of Prince are known.
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