Trump flies ‘King Trump’ plane and drops brown liquid on ‘No Kings’ protesters in AI video
President Donald Trump acknowledged nationwide “No Kings” protests against him and his administration on Saturday — in an AI-generated video showing the US president as a king in a fighter jet dropping what appears to be a large amount of feces on protesters below.
Trump participated video on his Truth Social platform on Saturday night. In the 19-second video, the president appears in a fighter jet marked “King Trump,” wearing a crown and sitting in the cockpit. (The oxygen mask that “King Trump” wears does not completely cover his nose and mouth.)
In the video, “King Trump” appears to fly over New York City, whereupon he drops a load of brown sludge on protesters below. The video is set to “Danger Zone”, the hit song by Kenny Loggins from “Top Gun”. The watermark on the video indicates that it was created by someone with the handle @XERIAS_X.
Among other videos Trump shared on Saturday on Truth Social, one was originally a video It was posted earlier today on BlueSky by VP JD Vance It shows Trump placing a crown on his head and then drawing a sword. This song is set to the song “Hail to the King” by the heavy metal band Avenged Sevenfold.
On Saturday, October 18, nearly 7 million people participated in more than 2,700 “No to Kings” protests in all 50 states. CNN reported. Celebrities, including Mark Ruffalo, Jimmy Kimmel, Robert De Niro and Glenn Close, participated in supporting the protests against the actions of the Trump administration.
Trump has posted several AI-generated videos and photos before.
In May, Trump shared an AI-generated photo of himself dressed as the pope, after the death of Pope Francis on April 21 (and just days before the election of Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV). In February, Trump shared an AI-generated video It depicts the war-torn Gaza Strip transformed into a “Trump’s Gaza” resort.which among other scenes showed Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sitting shirtless by a pool.
Ahead of the 2024 US presidential election, Trump posted a series of AI-generated images falsely claiming that Taylor Swift had endorsed him for president, including one depicting the singer as Uncle Sam overlaid with a message saying “Taylor wants you to vote for Donald Trump.” Trump also shared a photoshopped image depicting himself as Superman and his other companions as DC superheroes.
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