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Joe Biden Mocked For Playing "Despacito" At Rally Reaching Out To Hispanic Voters

Joe Biden Mocked For Playing "Despacito" At Rally Reaching Out To Hispanic Voters
Joe Biden Mocked For Playing "Despacito" At Rally Reaching Out To Hispanic Voters

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Published September 16, 2020

Published September 16, 2020

Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden played yesteryear pop smash Despacito on his phone yesterday at his Florida rally designed to reach out to Latino voters.

The clip was eagerly shared around conservative circles, where pundits and commentators were ready to jump on the moment as desperate and out of touch, much like doing the 'Macarena' at the Democratic National Convention.


However, there was a little more to the viral clip than commentators paid attention to. Prior to his appearance, Biden was introduced by Luis Fonsi, the artist who wrote "Despacito."


The moment may still be cringeworthy, but politicians use popular music at rallies all the time. Heck, as part of his 2016 campaign, Donald Trump "danced to "Hotline Bling".

Speaking of Trump, he took the opportunity to repeatedly share a manipulated video which showed Biden playing N.W.A.'s "Fuck tha Police" instead of "Despacito," which Twitter had to label "Manipulated Media."



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