During a recent town hall in Oaks, Pennsylvania, former President Donald Trump shifted from a Q&A format to a lengthy music session, swaying and singing along to various songs for nearly 40 minutes. After attendees fainted, Trump abruptly declared, 'Let’s not do any more questions. Let’s just listen to music,' prompting confusion among supporters and his campaign staff. His playlist included tracks like 'YMCA', 'Hallelujah', and 'Nothing Compares 2 U', showcasing his long-standing affinity for music. Campaign spokesman Steven Cheung defended Trump's actions, emphasizing his connection with supporters, while critics likened the event to a concert rather than a political forum. This unconventional approach comes amid scrutiny regarding Trump's age and mental fitness as he campaigns for reelection against Vice President Kamala Harris, who was simultaneously rallying in another part of the state. The shift to music raised eyebrows, with some commentators questioning Trump's ability to engage in traditional political discourse.