The White House released a viral “Lo-Fi MAGA Video to Relax/Study To” on social media, blending laid-back music with bold visuals of President Donald Trump fulfilling key campaign promises. Posted to the official White House X account, the animated video shows a cartoon Trump signing executive orders while upbeat yet calm music plays in the background.
The video features a split-screen presentation of “Promises Made” versus “Promises Kept,” highlighting Trump’s actions on major conservative priorities. These include his immediate withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord, ending the “natural gas export ban,” and dismantling the Biden-era “Green New Deal” policies. The video notes Trump’s executive order officially ending DEI programs within the U.S. military.
One segment emphasized Trump’s commitment to defending women’s sports, citing an executive order titled “Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports.” Another clip underscored his promise to uphold religious liberty, featuring his creation of a White House Faith Office and a task force to combat anti-Christian bias.
The creative strategy—pairing soothing aesthetics with a strong policy message—has sparked intense reactions online. Supporters on X praised the video’s effectiveness in reaching younger audiences. “Stuff like this is winning a new generation of voters,” one user commented. Another called it “brilliant PR for our day and age.”
Deputy Press Secretary Anna Kelly echoed the sentiment, posting, “There’s something so peaceful about Making America Great Again.”
The video is being seen as a savvy digital campaign tool that rebrands Trump’s serious policy initiatives through modern, meme-savvy media formats. Social media users urged the administration to continue the approach, with one writing, “Keep this running for the next four years and give this intern a raise!”
