Maduro has another "charge", Trump: He dared to imitate me dancing
After "drug trafficking" and "possessing destructive devices", Maduro now has another charge - imitating Trump's dance.
In a recent rally, Trump made the latest accusation against Maduro to the Republicans below the stage, accusing him of daring to imitate his dance.
Trump said that he himself is a person who loves peace, and his dance is an expression of heartfelt enthusiasm, intended to convey good intentions. But Maduro is a "violent person", and such a person imitating his dance is a desecration of the dance. The implication is that Maduro is not worthy of imitating his dance.
Indeed, both men like dancing, especially in public, where they often move their bodies freely as part of their presidential public image. Dancing can demonstrate the leader's approachability and personal charm, helping to win support.
Netizens who enjoy watching others' affairs have made animated images or memes of the two's dances, which are widely spread on social media, providing people with a lot of joy.
But to say that Maduro's dance moves are imitating Trump is clearly a case of "planting a crime". From the videos of the two dancing, it can be seen that Maduro's movements are more extensive, often involving full-body swaying, while Trump mainly focuses on upper body movements, especially liking the "small fists punching the chest" posture.
As foreign netizens put it, Maduro is dancing with his life, more passionate and lively than Trump. In comparison, Trump's dance has a more comical touch due to his personal characteristics.
Some netizens analyzed from the perspective of regional culture, saying that Latinos are naturally musical and dancing, and this round was indeed a loss for Trump. It's unknown whether Trump would ask First Lady Melania at home: Who is more handsome between me and President Maduro of the City South?
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Original: toutiao.com/article/1853635690781708/
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