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Last Updated On: May 03, 2025 10:59 AM , Published On: Nov 19, 2024 09:54 AM
Everyone likes dancing in excitement and happiness, whether after scoring good grades or winning a championship. The same is true for Donald Trump, who danced when he was engaged in his election campaign rallies at various locations.
That dance move was hit to the extent that it left behind the historic steps of Roger Milla’s famous corner flag dance at the 1990 World Cup and Usain Bolt’s striking lightning pose. Today’s news is not about Donald’s move but reveals how the netizen clan has adopted it. Stay tuned!
Donald Trump’s Dance Go Viral
Donald Trump often spices up the USA's daily news reports with his tactics. Sometimes, it is his dialogues and mimicry; this time, it is his famous body movement, which many netizens have seen on their TV screens.
Initially, it was taken for granted, declaring it Trump’s happy moment. It has become a tradition across North America after every victory in the past week, whether on a martial arts battlefield or football court.
The US sports domain has taken the Donald trend as mandatory and is excitedly repeating the moves. Several examples lead the Donald’s dance charge, including UFC and NFL championships, LPGA golf tournaments, and soccer players. Earlier, two celebrities, Roger Milla and Usain, celebrated their wins with unique body movements.
What the Hype is About the Donald Trump’s Dance?
If you are new to the news world and are curious about Donald’s dance steps, making him more famous than ever even before electing the New President of the USA. Here is what you do not miss out:
Donald Trump’s swaying body back and forth while clenching his fists and punching out his arms one at a time is known as the Donald dance. Netizens even call it stiff boogie. Many sportspersons, including football players, golfers, and soccer players, have adopted it.
Soccer Players
Firstly, a United States soccer player laid the foundation by doing Trump’s signature-style dance. The scenario was that Christian Pulisic scored a goal of 4-2 against Jamaica. In response, he and his teammates joined and initiated the craze, dubbed “The Donald.”
NFL Players
You won’t believe it, but the trend goes beyond the soccer field to within the boundaries of the National Football League (NFL) and College Football Teams.
The prominent players who could not remain calm joined the trend: the San Francisco 49ers’ Nick Bosa, Brock Bowers, and the Tennessee Titans, Calvin Ridley. News reveals that Bosa was the first player in the NFL to recall the trend.
He also declared that all the guys wanted him to do it. On the other hand, Bowers caught in the Donald Moment after knocking out the Miami Dolphins.
Martial Arts Fighter
The famous Donald’s dance also swept to intense martial arts fighting. This was evident last Saturday when martial arts fighter Jon Jones defeated Stipe Miocic at Madison Square Garden.
Women’s Golf Join the Fun
Donald’s dance craze moved to Florida on Sunday to surround women’s golf. The reason was the capturing moment of England’s Charley Hull walking the fairway in her final-round duel with Nelly Korda at the Annika tournament. She performed the dance move and was listed among the trendsetters.