K-Pop Fans Participate in Boycotting the Campaign of American President Donald Trump

Kapanlagi.com - TikTok users and K-Pop fans have become a topic of discussion after sabotaging the campaign of American President Donald Trump at the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This incident, which has been widely talked about, was triggered by the frustration of a TikTok user named Mary Jo Laupp.

This is because the American President held his campaign on Juneteenth. However, June 19, known as Freedom Day, is a holiday to commemorate the emancipation of slavery.

 

1. Invite TikTok Users

Quoting from the video Narration Through TikTok, Mary Jo invites other users to order tickets for Donald Trump's campaign but will not attend. This message then received a lot of responses and many TikTok users, who are mostly young people, directly participated.

The stadium, which has a capacity of 19,000, ended up being attended by only 6,200 people. Although Donald Trump boasted that 1 million people ordered to attend, he didn't know that this is the way young people nowadays boycott.

2. K-Pop Fans Also Join

Not stopping there, K-Pop fans also boycotted Trump's campaign. When the campaign team celebrated the President of the United States' birthday, the Twitter comment section was filled with videos of Korean idols.

 

 

 

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The campaign of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, at the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma was sabotaged by TikTok users and K-pop fans. This action began with the frustration of a grandmother named Mary Jo Laupp towards President Trump, who insensitively wanted to hold a campaign on Juneteenth. She encouraged TikTok users to book tickets without actually attending the event. The message, watched by more than 2 million people, successfully resulted in the stadium, which has a capacity of 19,000 people, being attended by only 6,200 people. This embarrassed President Trump and his campaign manager, Bard Parscale, after previously boasting about 1 million ticket requests. Production Team:? Producer: M.Akbar Wijaya?Scriptwriter: Sharon M.S?Art Designer: Putri Mayzara & Jonggi?Video Editor: Nabil Muhammad? ? #Narration #Narasinewsroom #DonaldTrump #President #UnitedStates #US #Campaign #KPop #TikTok

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The hashtag #whitelivesmatters was also filled by Korean fans. Yes, Generation Z has a different way of participating in politics.

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