‘Don’t give two f***s anymore’: Hilarious fake video of Biden goes viral after exit from US Presidential race

As Joe Biden exits the 2024 presidential race, marking a pivotal moment in U.S. politics, the internet has collectively decided to throw a virtual party. Instead of solemn reflections, the web is buzzing with a flurry of memes, celebrating—or poking fun at—this major political shift.

It seems the real winner today is internet humor, as memes take center stage in commemorating this historic juncture.

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While memes are flooding social media, one particularly standout video is making waves—and no points for guessing, it involves AI!

In what’s allegedly Joe Biden’s first video address since dropping out of the presidential race, he confronts the online hate with unexpected candor.

Screengrab from ‘Biden’s’ video/ X

“My fellow Americans,” he begins, “I want to take a moment to address some of the hateful shit you’ve been saying about me.”

And that’s when it becomes clear it isn’t really Biden, if you had any doubts – because that line alone is a clear giveaway that it’s definitely AI!

The video, posted by @MidnightMitch—self-described as a ‘memer’—features “Biden” declaring, “Many of you’ve said that I am suffering from brain worms, or that I have Applesauce for brains. Well I won’t mince words so here it is: ‘F**k you. You’re all a bunch of faggots.’ End of quote. Repeat the line. So, enjoy President Cackles, or President Booty Juice. I really don’t give two f***s anymore. Biden out.”

Watch the video here:

🚨Breaking Now🚨: President Joe Biden makes his first video address following dropping out of the Presidential race. pic.twitter.com/oIE69FHXdf

— Prison Mitch (@MidnightMitch) July 21, 2024

This comedic twist follows the real Biden’s official announcement on Sunday, where he revealed his decision to withdraw from the 2024 race, focusing instead on his current presidential duties and endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee.