US President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated music video on Truth Social on Saturday (June 6), depicting himself as a global idol. The one-minute club-style track featured lyrics claiming people worldwide 'love Donald Trump' and showed surreal scenes including Trump riding a giant lion, paragliding, standing on the Moon in a spacesuit, and posing by the Leaning Tower of Pisa. The post appeared on the morning of the 82nd anniversary of D-Day, when political leaders traditionally share commemorative messaging. The video was created by Anthony Constantino, a Trump-endorsed Republican congressional candidate from New York, who was credited at the end of the clip.
Trump Posts AI Music Video Featuring Global Imagery
The video depicted Trump in various international settings, including eating a pizza printed with his own face and standing beside the Leaning Tower of Pisa. One segment showed his face on the side of a London bus. The club-style track repeated Trump's name throughout the one-minute duration. The visuals cut between scenes of an AI-generated Trump in a spacesuit on the Moon and paragliding. According to the post, the video claimed people in countries including Mexico, Italy, China, India and across the Middle East adore him.
Anthony Constantino Creates Track for Trump Campaign
Anthony Constantino, a Trump-endorsed Republican congressional candidate from New York, wrote the track and was credited at the end of the video. The music video sparked divided reactions from social media users who criticized the content. The post was Trump's first on his Truth Social platform early on Saturday (June 6). Critics questioned the timing of the self-promotional content on the D-Day anniversary date.
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FAQ
When did Trump post the AI-generated music video?
Trump posted the AI-generated music video on Truth Social early on Saturday (June 6), on the morning of the 82nd anniversary of D-Day.
Who created the AI music video praising Trump?
Anthony Constantino, a Trump-endorsed Republican congressional candidate from New York, wrote the track and was credited at the end of the video.
