Israel praised for ‘Dancing with the Stars’ tribute to Donald and Melania Trump: 'Truly the best thing'

Israel 🇮🇱 "Dance with the Stars" TV show featured one of the pairs dressed as President Trump and Melania Trump, and they absolutely killed it.
— Vivid.🇮🇱 (@VividProwess) August 11, 2025
This is a must-watch. 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/U9gpZ33vgv
WASHINGTON, DC: Israel’s version of 'Dancing with the Stars' has taken social media by storm after a flamboyant routine paying homage to President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump went viral.
The televised performance, featuring professional dancers in costumes mimicking the couple, complete with Trump’s trademark red tie and Melania’s elegant gown, combined high-energy choreography with exaggerated moves inspired by Trump’s rally appearances, delighting the studio audience and sparking an avalanche of online reactions.

Trump-inspired performance captivates Israeli audience
The recent episode of the hit Israeli program 'Rokdim Im Kokhavim' began with a Trump-inspired duo taking to the floor to a medley of upbeat tracks.
From exaggerated hand gestures to signature sidesteps, the choreography was a playful yet polished nod to Trump’s well-known public dance style. Judges on the show praised the creativity and attention to detail, awarding high marks for entertainment value.
Clips of the performance quickly flooded X, with many viewers applauding its humor and execution.
The dance, posted online by the account VividProwess, captured both the theatricality and unmistakable body language of the president. Meanwhile, the “Melania” dancer glided in a flowing gown reminiscent of the first lady’s inaugural looks.

The production stood out for its satirical accuracy, blending political parody with ballroom precision.
Social media lights up with praise and humor over Trump homage
On X, the performance drew enthusiastic praise from Donald Trump supporters and casual viewers alike.
“And the crowd goes wild! I love this!” one user wrote. “Really enjoyed that. Lot of enthusiasm & attitude. Thanks for sharing. How did they score?”
Really enjoyed that. Lot of enthusiasm & attitude. Thanks for sharing.
— Heckler Pix (@ohheckorama) August 11, 2025
How did they score?
Another called it, “Love it. @POTUS and @FLOTUS should dance like that for us,” while another said, “It's nice having a country that loves us. Like—really, really, really nice. Thanks Israel for bein’ that buddy.”
Love it. @POTUS and @FLOTUS should dance like that for us.
— ultramaga (@KarlBorrelli1) August 11, 2025
It's nice having a country that loves us.
— James Harris (@InHumaneShape) August 11, 2025
Like—really, really, really nice. Thanks Israel for bein that buddy.
Some took a more lighthearted approach: “Heelarious! At least they have a sense of humor AND dance moves,” one post read. Another said, “I wonder if @POTUS has seen this? Fantastic!”
Heelarious! at least they have a sense of humor AND dance moves.
— Makaʻala (@makaalajordan) August 11, 2025
I wonder if @POTUS has seen this? Fantastic!
— Salty Texan 1836 ❤️ (@SaltyTexan1836) August 11, 2025
One user wrote, “That is truly the best thing I've seen in a hot minute! I can't stop smiling!!! Thanks for sharing friend!!!” Another wrote, “Culture is changing. America has something to be proud of again!”
That is truly the best thing I've seen in a hot minute!
— Bonnie Kyle Moss (@mosstwin) August 11, 2025
I can't stop smiling!!!
Thanks for sharing friend!!!
Culture is changing. America has something to be proud of again!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
— ROLL TIDE🏈 (@DeniseWalden11) August 11, 2025
Trump tribute sparks dialogue beyond the dance floor
The Israeli routine follows a tradition of 'Dancing with the Stars' franchises referencing political figures, though this version’s sharp execution sets it apart from earlier attempts in other countries.
Melania hits the Trump YMCA Dance to cap off the best 4th of July in modern history 🇺🇸
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) July 5, 2025
pic.twitter.com/Jz87hD9GhL
For Israeli audiences, the tribute resonated against the backdrop of strong US-Israel ties during Trump’s presidency and his recent return to the White House.
With over 33,000 views on the initial post alone, the segment not only boosted the show’s visibility but also reignited discussions about the intersection of entertainment and politics.
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