The political drama just got a new twist as President Donald Trump takes his rivalry with the Obamas to a whole new level. In a video posted on Truth Social, Obama's faces were absurdly superimposed onto dancing apes, all while a voiceover discusses the alleged fraud of the 2020 election. It’s not just a throwaway meme; it’s sparked outrage across the political spectrum.

Karoline Leavitt, a GOP spokesperson, came out swinging in defense of the video, suggesting it was merely an internet meme portraying Trump as the “King of the Jungle.” Yet, few are finding that explanation amusing. Critics are calling it out for its racially charged imagery, with California Governor Gavin Newsom hopping into the fray to label the clip “disgusting.” As social media continues to erupt, it appears this controversy has legs and plenty of folks ready to take sides.

TMZ even reached out to the Obamas for their take, but silence speaks volumes these days. With the political climate growing ever more charged, it raises an important question: what does this say about the limits of humor in politics?