Donald Trump dancing to YMCA leaves Twitter in splits, evokes funny reactions

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NEW YORK: A video of US President Donald Trump dancing to the tune of The Village People’s “YMCA has gone viral on the social media platforms.

The video shows the US President pumping his fists and shaking his legs to The Village People’s “YMCA’’ after he hit the campaign trail with a massive rally in Florida on Monday.

 “I went through it and now they say I’m immune,” Trump told the gathering in Florida.

But the main highlight of the campaign rally was his dance to the YMCA which kept the crowd enthralled.

Trump went o to say that he doesn't mind coming in close contact with people. "One thing with me, the nice part, I went through it, now they say I'm immune. ... I feel so powerful. I'll walk in there, I'll kiss everyone in that audience. I'll kiss the guys, and the beautiful women, and the — everybody. I'll just give you a big fat kiss," Trump told the people gathered at Orlando Sanford International Airport, according to Yahoo News.

With the video of “Dancing Trump” getting viral on social media, the US President was trolled for his ''awkward dance performance'' and faced backlash on Twitter.

While some users trolled Trump for his dancing skills, #TrumpGraveDancer trended on Twitter too.

The US President's theatrical performance didn't go down well with some other Twitter users who lashed out at him for dancing despite so many deaths in the country due to coronavirus. 

Donald Trump dances almost as bad as he Presidents.

pic.twitter.com/FLhLZeoAgM — Mrs. Krassenstein (@HKrassenstein) October 14, 2020

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Retweet if you believe Donald Trump is dancing on the graves of Americans that didn’t have to die #TrumpGraveDancer pic.twitter.com/iFs8C7Fqr7 — MeidasTouch.com (@MeidasTouch) October 14, 2020

This video reminds me of a very ill Boris Yeltsin running for reelection in 1996. Anyone else remember his dancing? https://t.co/mrY141QJG8 — Michael McFaul (@McFaul) October 13, 2020

Donald Trump dancing

How can I unsee this?? pic.twitter.com/QQmI2r6Llh

—  ALL BLACK LIVES MATTER (@flywithkamala) October 13, 2020

Ever since the pandemic broke out in December last year, nearly 8 million people have been infected in US while more than 210,000 deaths have taken place due to the fatal virus.

Trump will face Democratic candidate Joe Biden on November 3 for the US presidential election 2020.