Trump posts video with ‘Bomb Iran’ song amid ceasefire
- On June 24, 2025, President Donald Trump posted a video on Truth Social showing B-2 stealth bombers dropping bombs on Iran set to the parody song 'Bomb Iran'.
- The post followed U.S. airstrikes on Iran's nuclear sites earlier that week and preceded Trump's arrangement of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran two days after the strikes.
- 'Bomb Iran' is a 1980 parody by Vince Vance & the Valiants of the 1965 Beach Boys' song 'Barbara Ann', historically resurfacing during U.S.-Iran tensions and the 1979-1981 hostage crisis.
- Trump declared the nuclear sites were "completely destroyed," though media cited intelligence indicating only temporary setbacks to Iran's nuclear program after weekend strikes.
- The video sparked criticism for its tone and timing amid the volatile ceasefire, highlighting persistent tensions and the political use of cultural references in the Iran conflict.
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Donald Trump has released a video on Truth in which he makes irony about the American attack on Iran: the U.S. president posted on his social media a clip in which a group of B-2 fighters dropped a series of bombs on the notes of the 1980 song "Bomb Iran" by Vince Vance & the Valiants, parody of the famous "Barbara Ann" written by Regents in 1961 but made known by the Beach Boys. The verse chosen by the president for the post says: "Old Uncle Sa…
Troll Master Trump shares 'Bomb, bomb Iran' meme song set to Beach Boys music · American Wire News
President Donald Trump may be busy negotiating peace agreements in foreign nations, but he’s always got time for “bomb” memes. Taking to Truth Social, the president shared a meme riffing on “Barbara Ann” by The Beach Boys, rewording the famous song to “Bomb Iran.” Watch: The clever meme celebrates the successful bombing run that wiped out Iran’s nuclear facility, a move that has been popular with even Trump’s critics. The video featured visuals …
‘Bomb Iran’ Is the Parody Song That Just Won’t Die
John McCain sang ‘Bomb Iran’ in 2007, and Donald Trump posted it on social media last night. For over four decades, the parody of “Barbara Ann,” by the Beach Boys, has normalized violence in the Middle East through catchy harmonies.
American fighters drop bombs on the notes of "Bomb Iran" (ANSA)
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