What would it sound like if Donald Trump choosed to record an music album?
What would it sound like if Donald Trump choosed to record an music album?
Jonathan Adams
Luke Watson
huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge
Lincoln Rogers
it would sound like Illmatic
Julian Howard
Jason Aldean
Christopher Phillips
Be like mixing Childish Gambino with Sweet Trip with a little power metal thrown in for good measure.
Christian Smith
He would be the new Johnny Rebel
Isaac Nelson
Like this
Juan Gomez
It would be like industrial marching band music with stomped out psychedelic flourishes.
Elijah Allen
Basic anti-establishment 80s hair metal but with a saxophone.
Josiah Ortiz
...
Christian Butler
Honestly this is correct
Thomas Butler
Lots of shouting.
Ryder Johnson
punk idm
Easton Ramirez
it would be some kind of jazz with right wing propaganda
Ayden Ramirez
tokyo anal dynamite
Evan Martin
...
Ethan Baker
Like Celtic Ska
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Eli Gutierrez
Anthony Bennett
I think his speeches are kind of like jazz. They start with a clear and recognizable theme (e.g. "we need to do something about these terrorists, "immigration is out of control") but quickly he starts swinging the speech in original improvisational directions. He repeats his central themes but changes a couple details at a time, sort of doing a call-and-response with the crowd where he bases his thoughts around his current location and the recent news. Gradually his language gets bigger, yet always it carries some of his trademark verbal cues ('huge," "beautiful," "folks," "disgusting," "they're laughing at us"). He's building confidence and getting ready.
Finally, when he really gets going with the crowd, he'll take a gigantic risk and experiment with a bold new idea that may or may not be on his policy agenda ("a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States"). The crowd and the media go nuts. Who expected that? He simmers back down, returns to established melodies, but the effect lingers. When the cable networks do their 15 Minutes Outrage the next day this is the climatic moment they're going to recycle and comment on.
Zachary Rivera
No joke it would probably pretty close to that Hulk Hogan novelty album
Julian Price
it would sound like whatever's popular
Jackson Lopez
> yuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge
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Aaron Parker
Like a post-1996 Neil Young album but with conservative ideology.
Eli Rodriguez
Like a post-1996 Neil Young album but with conservative ideology. Probably like a conservative conglomeration of Greendale, Living With War, and Fork In the Road. So, bad.
Brody Garcia
Cheap pop-metal because he wants to appeal to the edgy alt-right kids