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Donald Trump health fears soar after 'humiliating' moment
Trump's energetic dance moves sparked social media debate and health concerns, with observers noting uneven arm movement and questioning his wellbeing.
- US President Donald Trump was filmed dancing during his weekend touchdown in Malaysia, swaying rhythmically and waving as he approached Malaysian dignitaries.
- Supporters have circulated clips of Trump's dance at CPAC on Feb. 22, 2025, the Salute to America on July 3, 2025, and the Mar-a-Lago Easter brunch in April 2024, indicating a pattern.
- Analysts highlighted Judi James, body language specialist, describing the gesture as `mimics drying the back of your neck with a towel' with fists and a determined expression, while observers flagged asymmetric right-side versus left-side movement.
- Social platforms responded as social media users on X and Express raised `worrying questions' about his wellbeing and mocked the display as `How embarrassing' and `he couldn't even try not to embarrass us.'
- Supporters reshared and praised the clip, with a Trump backer lauding his moves and Barron Trump referenced, while critics fired rebukes like `What in the cringelord is he doing?' and `wtf is he doing?'.
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No one should have expected this embarrassing dance inlay. Upon his arrival in Malaysia, the US president was welcomed by a dance group with music. Trump did not hesitate and put down a spontaneous dance. On the net, the behavior of the US president caused ridicule and indignation.
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