Man behind Trump goes viral for mimicking his every move during Georgia speech
Trump traveled to Georgia for a rally shortly after attending a dignified transfer ceremony
President Donald Trump’s speech in Georgia was overtaken by a viral moment that a rally attendee created during the event.
During a campaign rally in Marietta, Georgia, the attendee seated directly behind the US President stole some of the spotlight by playfully mimicking his gestures, facial expressions and mannerisms.
He copied Trump's familiar "accordion hands" gesture and signature fist-pumping dance moves, mouthed along with his speech.
The surprising thing is that the man performed an uncanny mimicry of Trump, drawing the crowd's attention towards him.
The video took the internet by storm as some netizens enjoyed his humor but others considered those actions a gesture of mocking or disrespect.
One user wrote, “That is honestly hilarious to watch, I cannot believe someone actually had the guts to do that there.”
Another one commented, “LMAO, love that guy.”
The third one quipped “Spot on even mouthing some of the speech at the same time as 47.”
Some found it a gesture of disrespect as one commented, “Shows great disrespect. Funny would be at another time and place not with the President front and center.”
Trump traveled to Georgia for a rally shortly after attending a dignified transfer ceremony in Delaware for four U.S. service members who lost their lives in the US–Iran conflict. At the rally, he highlighted investments in the state and asserted that the stock market had achieved 73 record highs.
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