CBC: Cute or cringe? The internet weighs in on Trudeau's TikTok 'dancing debut'
The clip drew more than 1.5 million views as fans reacted to Trudeau’s brief dance cameo in the promotional video.
- Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appeared in a music video for girlfriend Katy Perry, dancing in the background of her new clip.
- The video has circulated widely online, sparking sarcastic and funny reactions as users mocked the former leader's appearance in the footage.
- Another posted, "Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is now bouncing around in the background of girlfriend Katy Perry's new music video like an 18-year-old backup dancer."
- Supporters defended the former politician, with one user writing that Trudeau was such a "down to earth Canadian Prime Minister."
- Every time Canada thinks they are tough, users suggest spamming the video, while another quipped, "And she shows Trudeau," referencing the song lyrics.
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Justin Trudeau Makes Surprise Cameo in Katy Perry’s TikTok
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Trump Nemesis Triggers MAGA With Appearance In Pop Superstar’s New Video
Conservatives and MAGA adherents completely melted down on social media after former Canadian Prime Minister and Trump foe Justin Trudeau was spotted in his pop star girlfriend Katy Perry’s music video. Perry posted a promo clip for her latest single, “Watch it Burn,” on TikTok, with the caption, “Ancient texts say that if you hop to this song you will get 1,000 years of good luck.” Although the song’s actual video features dark themes, the teas…
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