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Jamie Foxx Shakes the Internet with Trump Impersonation: Melania Furious, Trump Rages Amid the “Liberation Day” Nightmare

As the U.S. stock market spirals into chaos following Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” decree, another earthquake is shaking the entertainment world. Jamie Foxx, the famous actor and comedian, has unexpectedly become the hottest name on social media after delivering a Trump impersonation so spot-on it’s chilling.

From his voice, facial expressions, to that iconic eyebrow raise – Foxx didn’t just mimic Trump, he transformed into him. The crowd roared with laughter, the host collapsed in his chair, and Twitter… exploded.

“A lot of people say he’s even better than the original!” – a top comment on YouTube read.

But if the audience was the winner, Donald Trump was undoubtedly the biggest “victim” of the performance. And he wasn’t going to sit idly by.

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Jamie Foxx masterfully recreated some of Trump’s most famous (and infamous) lines:

“So many great people. So many great people on both sides.”
“I love Death Row Records.”
“They’re trying to give the virus to me. I already beat the virus!”

Social media went wild. From TikTok to Instagram, clips of Foxx’s Trump impersonation spread like wildfire (as though Trump himself had “beaten” a virus). On YouTube, people began posting comparison videos of Foxx vs. the real Trump – and Foxx was dominating.

One viral meme showed Foxx standing on Trump’s iconic golden escalator, holding a Big Mac, mumbling, “I love London. London is falling apart.”

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Trump Doesn’t Hold Back: “Jamie Fox – A Weak Actor with Low Energy”

Publicly roasted in front of millions of viewers, Trump reacted as expected: with fury. He immediately took to Twitter (now Truth Social) to call Jamie Foxx a “low energy actor” and… misspelled his name: “Jamie Fox.”

“The worst impersonation I’ve ever seen – but actually, it was the best impersonation I’ve ever done… and I wasn’t even there!” – Trump wrote, confusing his followers.

When asked if he’d watched the performance, Trump simply replied: “Fake news!” But every angry tweet from Trump only made the internet love Jamie Foxx even more. Each keystroke from Trump was another vote for Foxx.

Melania Also Furious: “No Respect for the First Family”

According to an insider source, Melania Trump was “fuming” after watching the performance. She felt Foxx “disrespected” the First Family and even threatened to sue for “personal image defamation.”

Her spokesperson later denied the claims, but by then, the internet had already gone wild with memes: Melania wearing the infamous “I really don’t care, do u?” jacket, standing next to Jamie Foxx’s version of “Trump-in-tweeds.”

Meanwhile, Trump “Tweets in Anger” as the U.S. Stock Market Continues to Plunge

While the Jamie Foxx drama unfolds, America is reeling from Trump’s new tariff policy: he declared April 2nd as “Liberation Day” – a day to free the economy from imported goods.

A minimum 10% tax on all imports. For cars, the number hits 25%.

The result? Dow Jones lost over 1,000 points in just a few hours. Nasdaq dropped nearly 5%. CNBC called it the “worst financial shock since the pandemic.” Global markets went into panic mode. Canada dubbed it “Termination Day” – the day trade relations with the U.S. were effectively over.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford harshly stated:

“Trump calls it Liberation Day? I call it the day millions of people got… fired.”

When Mockery Becomes a Weapon

Jamie Foxx didn’t just make Trump angry. He turned him into the national laughingstock at the height of an economic crisis. While Trump struggles with red charts and a trade war pushing America into a recession, Foxx received an offer… to star in a film titled “Trump: The Last President” – a parody Netflix is considering producing.

And the most ironic part?

Foxx needed just a few minutes on stage to do what thousands of journalists, activists, and politicians failed to do over the past 8 years: make Trump seem small, ridiculous, and impotent.