Greek Politician Dances to YMCA

Greek politician Ariadni Latonopoulou has sparked online reactions after celebrating Donald Trump’s victory as the 47th President of the United States with a dance to the song YMCA</em>. The Republican candidate secured the presidency with over 270 electoral votes, and Latonopoulou, in a Facebook video posted on November 7, paid tribute to Trump by imitating his iconic dance moves from his rallies. The video, aired on Antenna Greek Television, was captioned (translated from Greek):

“New era, new day! We can finally express ourselves. In America, they finally voted for logic and self-evident truths that had been suppressed for so many years. Rationality overcame madness.”

Online Reactions to Latonopoulou’s YMCA Tribute

Latonopoulou’s public endorsement of Trump and her celebratory dance drew mixed reactions across social media. Many users on X (formerly Twitter) shared their thoughts, ranging from praise to curiosity about her support for the former U.S. president.

Here are some notable comments:

  • “Make Greece great again,” wrote one user.
  • Another remarked: “Deep down, everyone in the world is glad Trump won.”
  • “We were in Greece last year, and I was surprised at how many Greeks adored Trump and wanted him as President again,” commented another.
  • A humorous story was also shared: “My nephew works as a DJ in a nightclub. He told me he played this song, and people immediately began doing the Trump dance.”

One user expressed amazement at the widespread support for Trump in Greece:

“It seems like the entire world wanted Trump to be elected, not just the U.S.!”

The Origins of Trump’s YMCA Dance Moves

Donald Trump’s dance to YMCA&lt;/em> became iconic during his rallies and victory celebrations. On October 14, during an event in Pennsylvania, the 78-year-old swayed and pointed to the crowd while the song played. His moves have become a hallmark of his campaign events, often criticized by opponents.

After his victory speech on November 6, Trump celebrated with supporters by dancing to YMCA, declaring:

“We’ve accomplished the most incredible thing political.”

Despite the enthusiasm of his supporters, Democratic leaders, including Kamala Harris, criticized Trump’s behavior. On October 15, @KamalaHQ tweeted:

“Trump appears lost, confused, and frozen on stage as multiple songs play for 30+ minutes and the crowd pours out of the venue early.”

Harris described Trump as “increasingly unhinged and unstable” during her Pennsylvania rallies.

A Global Celebration?

Latonopoulou’s tribute highlights the global reach of Trump’s influence. Her dance inspired both support and humor, as many noted the shared enthusiasm for Trump among his international supporters. Whether it was a sincere endorsement or a playful gesture, the video certainly captured the internet’s attention.

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