Mount Rushmore's four presidents have won new companions in the virus' AI video. As you can imagine, it's President Trump. Maga fans have requested the addition of the 47th President of the United States, along with the iconic US president on massive sculptures. On social media there is an AI video and photo showing Trump's fifth inclusion, this time such a clip was tweeted by the US president himself, creating a chat on social media.
At the time of writing this report, Trump's Mount Rushmore video received more than 7 million views, but that number is on the rise. The video begins to show the faces of the four presidents of the mountain: George Washington, Theodore Roosevelt, Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln.
Why these four presidents?
They were chosen to contribute to the development of the United States. While George Washington was the first president of the country to lead settlers in the American Revolutionary War and gained independence from Britain, Thomas Jefferson, the third president, was the leading author of the Declaration of Independence.
Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th president, led the United States during the rapid economic growth of the country in the 20th century. Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President, united the nation during the civil war.
Since it was shared with Trump, the AI video has encouraged chatting on social media. But that's not the only thing the President posted on X.
Dance with Cracker Barrel Mascot:
A day ago, he delved into the cracker barrel controversy. The video shows Donald Trump dancing to “YMCA” with the company's mascot featured on the original logo.
The company faced a fierce backlash with plans for a new logo without a mascot. Following criticism, American restaurant chains have abolished the idea of change.
“We thank our guests for sharing your voice and love for cracker barrels. We said we'll listen.
SUMO Fighters:
The president shared AI videos of the two SUMO fighters, surprising his X fans and followers. Sumo Wrestling is a traditional Japanese sport.
Can Donald Trump's face be on Mount Rushmore?
Fans want a face for Trump's structure, but experts say it's not possible. “It comes down to geology, engineering,” Paul Nelson, a retired engineer on the team working on the structure, told NBC News. “We just can't,” Nelson added.
