Viral Video: A video of the former US president Donald Trump is leaving viral On social media, where he can be seen addressing people live on television, the part of his speech is now going viral as a parody song.
Donald Trump The viral parody song, inspired by his speech on an American TV show, has taken the internet by storm. The song that is now going viral, titled ‘Eating the Cats’, was created by South African musician Kiffness, who is known for his witty musical creations.
The viral tune of the Trump song includes an audio recording of Trump from a speech in Springfield, Ohio, when he claimed that immigrants were consuming “cats and dogs,” which is nothing more than a phrase for outsiders in the United States.
Content creator Kiffness has brilliantly adapted Trump’s fiery comment and turned it into a catchy beat, infused with auto-tuned meows and barks, that is now growing like wildfire on social media.
The viral video shared by @TheKiffness on social media X, comes with an interesting caption that says: ‘The Kiffness x Donald Trump – Stream/Purchase Eating the Cats: https://onerpm.link/EatingTheCats’.
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The creator of this parody of the song Eating the Cats also offers the option to stream and purchase it online, which is extremely commendable.
However, he is not the only one making this parody song. There are other people who have had a similar idea to Trump’s viral speech, Eating the Cats.
Netizens, on the other hand, have been quick to praise the man’s efforts in the comments section. One viewer says: “People from all sides are going to watch this and love it for completely different reasons.”
Whether on purpose or by accident, Trump created the most viral news of the week.
Another user says: “This is great, especially since the proceeds will be donated to animal welfare organisations. Well done!”
Another user wrote: ‘It’s content like this that makes @X such a magical place!’
Kiffness, the creator of this song, also mentions that “Eating the Cats” is now available on Spotify and all streaming platforms. Thank you all for the amazing response. All streaming royalties will go to the Clark County Humane Society in Springfield, Ohio.
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