White House Posts 'Daddy's Home' Trump Video

The White House released a playful video montage of President Donald Trump at the NATO summit, set to Usher's 'Hey Daddy (Daddy's Home),' referencing a viral nickname given to Trump by Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte. The nickname 'Daddy' arose after Rutte, in a light-hearted exchange, compared Trump's intervention in the Iran-Israel conflict to a parental figure using 'strong language' to break up a fight, following Trump's blunt remarks about the hostilities. The video, posted across the White House's social media, featured Trump engaging with global leaders and embracing the meme. The post drew divided reactions online, with some finding it humorous and others criticizing its appropriateness for presidential communications. Trump expressed amusement at the nickname, while Rutte clarified that his comment was meant metaphorically, not as a direct label. The incident underscored the administration's engagement with internet culture and the polarized public response.