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People can’t believe their eyes after Trump appears to fall asleep during own military parade

Donald Trump marked his 79th birthday in grand style, coinciding with a $45 million military parade commemorating the 250th anniversary of the US Army.

Held in Washington, DC, the event featured massive crowds, patriotic fanfare, and elaborate military displays—but one particular detail quickly stole the spotlight.

Massive Parade, Patriotic Spirit

The capital was filled with spectators as tanks rolled through the streets, jets flew overhead, and over 6,000 uniformed troops marched. Flags, banners, and cheers created a spectacle meant to honor the nation’s military might.

Trump made his entrance to the tunes of “Hail to the Chief” and “Happy Birthday,” accompanied by First Lady Melania Trump, his family, and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Everything seemed in order as the show began.

The Moment Everyone Noticed

While the rest of the crowd seemed captivated by the dramatic display of strength, many couldn’t help but notice something odd—Trump looked as though he was dozing off.

Cameras caught the former president seated beside Melania, repeatedly lowering his head and shutting his eyes. At times, his eyes stayed closed for long stretches, which led many online to conclude that he had nodded off.

Critics wasted no time weighing in. One user joked, “General Fatten orders a gazillion $ military parade and then falls asleep during it. Don Snorleone strikes again!” Another wrote, “Time to relieve him of the office. He is too old.” A third person quipped, “He wasted tax dollars for a parade that he ended up finding absolutely boring and was forced to stay for the whole thing. Amazing.”

 

Despite the criticism, Trump later delivered a speech to the crowd and the troops, lasting roughly eight minutes. In his remarks, he said, “Every other country celebrates their victories. It’s about time America did too.” He continued, “We’re the hottest country in the world right now. If you threaten the American people, our soldiers are coming for you.”

Controversy Over Crowd Size

Though organizers claimed an attendance of 250,000, images and videos from the event told a different story. Reports from outlets like the Associated Press, The New York Times, and Fox News suggested the actual turnout was significantly smaller.

Social media quickly lit up with reactions. One Twitter user mocked, “Bro said ‘display of military might’. I see lawn chairs and a Bluetooth speaker. It looks like a recruiting booth at Six Flags.” Another chimed in, “More people IN the parade than AT the parade.”

Mixed Reactions All Around

In the end, the parade drew polarized opinions—from awe at the military display to frustration over Trump’s alleged nap and skepticism about the attendance figures.

While it was meant to be a show of patriotism and power, the birthday parade left many people focusing on very different kinds of headlines.

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