President-elect Donald Trump brought his inauguration eve rally to a memorable close on Sunday night, dancing alongside the Village People to their classic hit, “YMCA.”

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The rally, held at Washington, DC’s Capital One Arena, served as Trump’s final public event before officially taking the oath of office for his second term on Monday.

The rally concluded with Trump, surrounded by members of the Village People, performing his signature dance move centerstage.

The moment quickly gained traction on social media, with attendees and commentators reacting to the spectacle.

Eric Daughtry, assistant news director of Florida’s Voice, posted on X, “THERE HE GOES!” describing the scene as “Surreal.”

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Toronto Sun political columnist Brian Lilley called it “the wildest end to a political rally I’ve ever seen.” Benny Johnson, host of The Benny Show Podcast, wrote, “THIS IS EPIC.”

The rally began with an equally dramatic entrance by Trump.

Emerging from the crowd, Trump descended dozens of rows above the arena floor as Lee Greenwood performed his iconic song, “God Bless the USA.”

The moment energized the packed arena of supporters who had gathered to celebrate the incoming administration.

Taking the stage, Trump addressed the crowd with his trademark confidence. “I’m thrilled to be back with so many friends, supporters, and true American patriots on the eve of taking back our country; that’s what we’re going to do: take back our country,” he said.

The rally came less than 24 hours before Trump’s swearing-in ceremony, which will take place at noon on Monday.

Due to frigid temperatures, the inauguration has been moved indoors to the U.S. Capitol, marking the first indoor ceremony since 1985.

Similarly, the inaugural parade will be held indoors at the Capital One Arena, a first in the event’s history.

As Trump prepares to return to the White House, his rally showcased the enthusiastic support of his base and the entertainment-driven energy that has become a hallmark of his political events.

The event not only highlighted Trump’s populist America First message but also underscored his unique approach to connecting with supporters.

With his second term about to begin, Trump’s focus on energizing his base and promoting his agenda remains central to his political strategy.

The combination of patriotic moments, high-energy performances, and the iconic “YMCA” finale set the tone for what his supporters hope will be another impactful chapter in American politics.

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