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Tuesday, October 27, 2026

Cats to burps: The Kiffness trolls President Trump [video]

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The Kiffness has done it again with another catchy jingle after by putting his unique spin on viral sound – this time poking fun at President Donald Trump burping mid-sentence.

The quirky artist has amassed millions of views with his samples of everything from animal sounds to singing children.

THE KIFFNESS TROLLS TRUMP’S BURP 

The Kiffness’s latest music offering has poked fun at viral video of President Donald Trump burping mid-sentence.

The US leader was speaking at a campaign rally in South Carolina, in which he supported a local senator.

During his address, the 80-year-old appeared to loudl belch. Without excusing himself, he continued talking.

The video quickly went viral with many expressing disgust and concern.

Adding his spin was Cape Tow muso, The Kiffness who managed to turn the president’s ill-mannered actions into a catchy tune.

The “remix” was posted on Facebook, receiving hundreds and thousands of views, and almost 10 000 comments.

EATING THE CATS

It’s not the first time, The Kiffness has spoofed comments made by Trump.

Last year, the outspoken muso raised nearly R2 million for an SPCA shelter in the US from the proceeds of his catchy song Eating The Cats, featuring the then President-elect.

The song sampled the incoming statesman’s viral comments about immigrants, particularly Haitian people, whom he claimed eat domesticated animals.

An official music video has over 14 million YouTube views and many more millions on other streaming sites.

View the original on The South African →

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