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Donald Trump "I'm Gonna Come" refers to an out-of-context clip of Donald Trump saying "I'm gonna come" at the 2019 Turning Point USA Student Action Summit. Without context, the clip is meant to portray Trump as if he is announcing that he's about to ejaculate. The clip became the subject of memes starting shortly after it was uploaded online, becoming increasingly widespread in 2021 after a viral edit was posted to TikTok.

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On December 21st, 2019, President Donald Trump spoke at the 2019 Turning Point USA Student Action Summit. The Trump White House Archived YouTube^[1] channel uploaded the entire speech that day, gaining over 219,000 views in two years. At timestamp 04:24, Trump begins speaking to his son Don Jr., who is standing with Charlie Kirk. Don says he's speaking tomorrow, and Trump says, "tomorrow — I'm gonna come," and the crowd cheers. He waves his hand and smiles (shown below).

On December 28th, YouTuber^[2] Polka posted an isolated clip of Trump saying "I'm gonna come," titled, "TRUMP: I'm gonna cum," gaining over 280,000 views in two years (shown below).

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On June 8th, 2021, TikToker^[3] @genkisan posted a video combining Trump saying "I'm gonna cum" with a clip of Kamala Harris saying, "do not cum," gaining over 14.1 million views in two months (shown below).

Over the course of June, the sound inspired over 1,000 videos on TikTok, most being comedy lip dubs to the audio (examples shown below).

The audio clip of Trump is frequently used as a soundbite on the H3 Podcast. On July 8th, 2021, YouTuber MrKash posted a Sigma Male Grindset edit using footage from both the Trump and Harris clips, gaining over 11,000 views in a month (shown below).

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