The Republican National Convention is a particularly grave occasion this year for obvious reasons, but amidst the big news and speeches, there was evidently still time for the type of bizarre spectacles the convention has provided in the past.

This year, that spectacle appears to come in the form of a low-budget hip-hop music video in which MAGA rapper Forgiato Blow raps a parody of Vanilla Ice's "Ice Ice Baby" about Donald Trump (dubbed "Trump Trump Baby") next to recent Trump endorser Amber Rose.

Oh my god this Republican National Convention Rap video that was just played to the entire Republican National Convention was embarrassing… and the audience was silent afterwards. pic.twitter.com/fWn3o3tgcr

— Erin Reed (@ErinInTheMorn) July 17, 2024

This proved to be quite a lot for the internet to take in, as many were left speechless by the politically charged rap that hits familiar MAGA talking points ("Fake News" and "FJB" make appearances in the rap).

Apparently, the convention was left speechless too. Journalist Erin Reed reported that the audience was "silent" in the room afterward, though it's not known if the audience was actually paying attention to the music video.

Curiously, Rose doesn't rap at all in the video, though she lip-syncs several lines. Also of note, the two are rapping in some scenes in front of a Cybertruck, which likely is connected to Elon Musk recently pledging to donate $45 million a month to a Trump Super PAC. The video also humorously spells the word "starring" incorrectly.

It appears Forgiato Blow did not clear the "Ice Ice Baby" sample before releasing the song (the original itself famously interpolates "Under Pressure" by Queen and David Bowie).

While one can still view the video on the Trump Latinos YouTube channel as of this article being published, embeds elsewhere feature an error message that says the video was taken down by Sony due to copyright infringement.