Across the U.S., both the left wing and right wing are waiting for November to determine if Donald Trump will continue his reign as president, or if he’ll be replaced by either Joe Biden or…Kanye West. Regardless of who you’re rooting for, one YouTuber wants Trump to “Make America Metal Again,” and has made the president sing a classic Rage Against The Machine song.
The tensions are high this year across the United States. Not only is the country currently leading in coronavirus cases with 3.08 million, and climbing, but the citizens remain divided as to if the current president, Donald Trump, is handling the mounting situation well.
As the November presidential election creeps ever closer, many wonder if Trump can continue his mission to truly “Make America Great Again,” or if he should perhaps try a different approach.
One YouTuber, Lars von Retriever, has suggested that Trump work on a bit of a different campaign – to “Make American Metal Again.”
Posting to YouTube, the creator of many infamous Trump mashups he calls MetalTrump has forced together an entirely new one where the current POTUS is singing Rage Against The Machine’s ‘Killing In The Name Of’.
Surprisingly, across Trump’s mass amount of speeches and interviews over the year, he’s managed to say enough to cover the entire song’s lyrics, including the line, “fuck you, I won’t do what you tell me.”
Complete with Trump clapping to the famous beats, while even throwing in some footage of him playing air guitar, the MetalTrump version lasts two minutes and 26 seconds, and gives us a bit of a different look at the president.
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If Rage Against The Machine isn’t quite the band you’re keen to hear Trump sing along to, Lars von Retriever has created heaps of other mashups, including MetalTrump singing ‘Battery’ by Metallica, and him jamming along to ‘Angel Of Death’ by Slayer.
Check out Donald Trump singing Rage Against The Machine’s ‘Killing In the Name Of’:
