Donald Trump is already getting the people going with his actions, even before his inauguration. At his inauguration kickoff rally, Trump has been snapped happily dancing along to the Village People as they sing YMCA.
Despite previously sending a cease and desist to Donald Trump when he began using "YMCA" and "Macho Man" in his campaign, they are now front and center at his inauguration rally. Trump has been snapped dancing along to their famed YMCA song, sparking reactions online.
The little bop, known as the 'Trump Dance' will be familiar to many. The closed-fist arm pump, with a saucy little hip wiggle, has been seen many times before. He likes to whip it out at special occasions, or when he's feeling particularly full of joy.
The dance has been mirrored by many, becoming somewhat of a viral sensation. This time, during the Village People performance, he pulled out his moves, and the crowd went wild.
The Trump Dance Got People Talking
Of course, the internet erupted as soon-to-be president Donald Trump busted out his dance moves. Love him or hate him, you can knock the man for having a little celebratory jig. "The greatest and coolest President ever! The first dancing President!" one adoring fan says.
Many people are full of hope and love for their new president. Donald Trump's dancing is indicative of their feelings towards the new US leadership. Many comments along the lines of "This pic just made me SO happy!!" and "President you are the maximum!!" flood the comments.
However, there is a lot of praise for the man behind the camera too. The shot is a magnificent one, capturing Trump dancing behind the fully stretched-out Village People as they sing YMCA. The emotion and energy captured by the cameraman are worthy of an award, and the comments seem to agree.
One commenter needs to know how Doug Mills managed to snap such an amazing shot. "If it's not giving away state secrets, what settings were you running on that shot?" The timing, framing, and focus are a combo to be envied by any aspiring photographer. This photo will no doubt be one for the history books.
Of course, others with a more critical lens wrote their thoughts as well. One wrote, "Imagine explaining this timeline to anyone 30 years ago." Another wrote, "I hope they got their money upfront."
