White House Streams Trump Working Drive-Thru in Lo-Fi Video, Internet Loses It
/ Jul 01, 2025, 11:34PM IST
The White House just dropped the weirdest livestream yet — an 18-hour lo-fi video of Donald Trump working at a McDonald's drive-thru while listing off his 'Big Beautiful Bill.' Complete with chill music, anime-style Trump animations, and viral online reactions, this stream has left the internet asking: 'Is this even real?' From fry-serving fantasies to political trolling, this is one MAGA stunt that's got the whole world talking. Watch what's got everyone laughing, screaming... or just confused.
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