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'Whining baby' Donald Trump gets viral AI treatment after Navi Pillay tantrum

A viral AI-generated video mocking Donald Trump as a toddler with a McDonald's box has taken social media by storm following his bitter reaction to Navi Pillay's Nobel Peace Prize win.

'Whining baby' Donald Trump gets viral AI treatment after Navi Pillay tantrum

A satirical video featuring Donald Trump behaving like a baby has gone viral, mocking his tantrum over South African judge Navi Pillay winning the Nobel Peace Prize. Dressed as a toddler with a McDonald's Happy Meal box and a rattle, the clip posted by _pulsoftoday on Instagram has garnered a significant amount of attention. The AI-generated video is particularly effective because it contrasts Trump's absurd behavior with the authentic audio of him claiming he was unfairly denied the prestigious award.

Trump's reaction to Pillay's Nobel Prize, which came with a $1.2 million (R19.8 million) prize, highlights his obsession with wealth and status. Despite the criticism, Pillay remained composed, jokingly suggesting sharing the prize with Trump if given the chance. At 85 years old, Pillay has an impressive human rights record, having served as the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, a judge on the International Criminal Court, and South Africa's first non-white female High Court judge.

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