The president Donald TrumpThe White House is grabbing the internet’s attention with its latest AI photo.
On Friday, May 15, the official account of the White House X decided to post a modified photo of DrakeThe cover of the latest self-titled album The Iceman.
“OUT,” the White House he explained the picture as the logo of the president’s home in Washington DC appears in the upper left corner of the album cover.
While the cover of Drake’s first album features a man’s hand wearing a crystal-encrusted glove, the White House edited version has that hand holding a chain necklace with the words “MAGA” painted on it.
Us Weekly has reached out to Drake’s attorney for comment.
When the newspaper asked the question, “The dispatch of the White House ICEMAN…?” Deputy Assistant to the President, Kaelan Dorrhe answered with X, “Yes. You can confirm.”
After the White House shared the post, many users quickly reacted to the photo.
“We have the most unprofessional, most immature government,” one user shared with X. One follower added“Gas is 12 trillion dollars and you’re all playing here!”
Others did not seem to take the post seriously in any way.
President Donald Trump’s White House is not backing down after singer Sabrina Carpenter criticized the administration for using her song to promote the administration’s efforts to forcibly deport undocumented immigrants. “PSA: If you are an illegal criminal, YOU WILL BE ARRESTED and DEPORTED,” said the White House’s official X account on Friday, December 5. […]
“Love your sarcasm. Award winning stuff,” one X user he wrote in response to Dorr’s comment. Other you made a comment“We see a very good Administration, put it in.”
Although Drake, 39, tries to keep his political beliefs private, the Grammy winner once publicly criticized Trump, 79, during a concert in London in 2017.
“If you think one man can tear this world apart, you’re out of your mother’s mind,” Drake told the crowd. Billboard. “It’s up to us to keep this s*** together. F*** that man.”
In recent months, Trump and the White House have shared several AI-generated images on their social media.
Kesha called President Donald Trump a “criminal hunter” and criticized the White House’s use of her song “Blow” in a pro-war TikTok video. “It has come to my mind that the White House has used one of my songs on TikTok to incite violence and threaten war. [prior to the Iran conflict],” wrote Kesha, 39 […]
Back in April, Trump brushed off the controversy after sending out a statement Image created with AI about him as Jesus. Although the post appears to have been removed from his page after a few days, it appeared after criticism Pope Leo XIV for “It is against Crime, and it is bad about Foreign Policy.” (Trump later he said thinking The AI image was of him as a doctor working with the Red Cross.)
Weeks later, Trump shared the Image created with AI featuring a shirtless commander-in-chief flanked by members of his cabinet and an unidentified bikini-clad woman, seated Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
On May 12, the Trump White House was accused of changing the pool without “mandatory procedures.” The National Park Service and the U.S. Department of the Interior, which are among the defendants, declined to comment on the lawsuit.
