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Donald Trump Dancing On Stage To YMCA Goes Viral

Already bewildered by President Trump’s lightening-fast COVID-19 recovery, many Americans are further mystified as to why he would be dancing maskless on a stage while the country is, metaphorically and literally speaking, going up in flames

At a campaign rally in Florida on Monday night, Donald Trump took to the stage to boast his newfound “immunity” to COVID-19, less than two weeks after his announcement that he and first lady Melania had contracted the virus. He then offered (or threatened) to kiss all of his notably maskless supporters in attendance, in another intended boast of his good health. 

Trump then proceeded to dance to The Village People’s “YMCA,” which many found to be a graceless move, considering the ravaged state of the nation. As it currently stands, over 215,000 Americans have died due to COVID-19, a sky-high death toll relative to that of many other countries. Even in terms of per capita death rate, the U.S. ranks No. 8 in the world, which many feel is the result of President Trump’s failure to take precautions against Coronavirus earlier in the year despite knowing how severe the situation could become. 

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Trump on October 12 at his Florida rally – Joe Raedle/Getty Images

Trump ironically capped off the night by tossing facemasks into the crowd, despite not wearing one himself. Trump dancing on a stage while citizens of his own country struggle to pay rent, hold down jobs, and stay in good health struck many people as extremely tone-deaf as they hate-watched in awe. 

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Kanye West Falls for Fake Joe Rogan Interview Invite in Bizarre Twitter Mix Up

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Kanye West has once again found himself in a humorous and chaotic situation on Twitter. The famous rapper, known for his unpredictable online antics, recently claimed he was set to interview popular podcaster Joe Rogan. However, Rogan had no idea about such an interview. Late on a Friday night, Kanye shared what he thought was a text conversation with Rogan. The discussion touched on some of Kanye’s recent controversial comments, and he seemed eager to clarify his views. The person he thought was Rogan expressed discomfort about some of Kanye’s past remarks, especially those related to Jewish people.

But rather than backing down, Kanye embraced the challenge, saying he was glad his tweets stirred up feelings. For a brief moment, it looked like fans were about to witness a surprising and potentially intense interview. Kanye, known for diving into controversy, seemed ready to answer the tough questions. His fans buzzed with excitement on social media. Then came the unexpected twist. The real Joe Rogan quickly caught wind of Kanye’s claims and shot them down. He cheekily tweeted, “Hey Hanye West,” playfully misspelling Kanye’s name. “I don’t know who you’re talking to but that’s not me.” In an instant, Kanye’s excitement turned into a moment of realization, he had been tricked.

It’s unclear if this was a practical joke or just a case of mistaken identity, but what’s certain is that the internet had a field day with the story. This incident adds to the long list of strange moments that have shaped Kanye’s presence on social media. His relationship with Twitter has taken fans on a wild ride, from deep thoughts to unexpected announcements, often leaving everyone trying to keep up with him. While the dream of a Kanye and Rogan interview is off the table for now, this situation shows that Kanye’s online life is still as unpredictable as ever. In a time when people can easily be fooled online, even celebrities aren’t safe from being pranked.

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50 Cent Clowns Tony Yayo Over Shiesty Masks and Staying “Cool” as an OG MC

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50 Cent recently shared a funny meme on Instagram from one of Yayo’s latest interviews, joking about the appropriate age for wearing a shiesty mask, a type of face covering popular in hip-hop culture. He captioned the post with, “Hey guys, I’m just asking for a friend,” setting the tone for some light hearted teasing. Fans of both artists know that this kind of playful banter is typical for 50 Cent and Yayo. They have a close friendship that includes a lot of joking around, and while some might see it as throwing shade, it’s just their way of interacting.

They’ve built a reputation for joking with each other about all sorts of topics, including how to keep up with changes in the music industry. In the interview that sparked the meme, Yayo talked about a variety of topics, including the challenges he and 50 Cent face in the music world. He made some bold comments about how certain figures in the industry aren’t as committed to their roles, and he discussed some of the tensions that can come with fame and business. He even touched on the situation involving another artist, Gunna, sharing his thoughts on how some musicians distance themselves during controversies.

Even after years of friendship, 50 Cent and Yayo continue to make their public exchanges entertaining. Whether they’re joking online or discussing serious topics in interviews, they show that getting older in hip-hop doesn’t mean losing your fun side or your true self. In a world where artists are always expected to change and reinvent themselves, it’s nice to see these two embrace their roots and current styles without taking everything too seriously. When it comes to these two, there are always jokes to share and plenty to discuss about staying stylish as a veteran in the music scene.

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