In a stunning digital counterpunch to nationwide “No Kings” protests, President Donald Trump has released a series of AI-generated videos depicting himself as a crowned monarch—sparking outrage, mockery, and fierce debate across the political spectrum.
Over seven million demonstrators flooded the streets in all 50 states on Saturday, rallying against what they describe as authoritarian overreach under Trump’s administration. The protests, branded “No Kings,” featured chants, placards, and coordinated marches denouncing the president’s consolidation of power and symbolic gestures of dominance.
Trump’s response? A barrage of AI-crafted visuals posted to Truth Social and official White House channels. One video shows Trump flying a fighter jet labeled “King Trump,” dropping brown liquid—interpreted as feces—on protesters below, all set to Kenny Loggins’ “Danger Zone”. Another clip features Trump in royal robes and a jeweled crown, wielding a sword as political opponents bow before him to the soundtrack of “Hail to the King”USA TODAY | MSN.
The White House doubled down, sharing an image of Trump and Vice President JD Vance in crowns, juxtaposed with Democratic leaders Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer in sombreros, captioned: “We’re built different”.
Critics have slammed the videos as inflammatory and juvenile, while Trump supporters hailed them as bold satire. The president, who recently insisted “I’m not a king” during a Fox News interview, appears to be leaning into the symbolism with theatrical defiance.
This marks the third mass demonstration against Trump’s government in recent months, and the first to be met with AI-generated imagery as official political messaging.
Stay tuned for updates as reactions pour in from across the aisle.
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