By Admin 
US President Donald Trump is well known around the world for his strict and erratic behavior. No one can say when and what Trump will do. The proof of this is given by a video going viral on social media platforms, in which US President Donald Trump is seen dancing on the stage.
Actually, the video going viral on social media is of US President Trump’s recent visit to Japan. In which President Trump is seen in a very jolly mood. Even Trump is in such a light mood that he started dancing on the stage in Japan. The video of Trump dancing is being shared widely on the internet. At the same time, many people are also raising the question that what happened that Donald Trump started dancing on the stage.
Trump’s Michael Jackson avatar is trending
Trump dance with our US Navy in Japan! pic.twitter.com/Gsm3XJT1ot
— Margo Martin (@MargoMartin47) October 28, 2025
In the video going viral on social media platforms, President Donald Trump is seen surrounded by US Navy soldiers while heavy music is playing in the background. At the same time, President Trump standing on the stage suddenly starts dancing. Everyone present there is surprised to see his Michael Jackson dancing moves, but soon after this, US Navy officers are seen cheering loudly for President Trump.
What was Trump celebrating?
US President Donald Trump has imposed heavy tariffs on many countries of the world. Apart from this, various types of sanctions have also been imposed, which also includes 50 percent tariff imposed on India for buying Russian energy. Due to this, many countries of the world are under great tension. But on the other hand, Trump is roaming and dancing in a very jolly mood.
However, this video of President Trump may be related to the agreement made during his visit to Japan. During Trump’s visit, bilateral agreements on many issues were finalized between America and Japan. Apart from this, a deal has also been finalized on a new US-Japan supply chain to reduce China’s dominance.
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