‘Please don’t eat my cat’: Trump parody song goes viral

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‘Please don’t eat my cat’: Trump parody song goes viral
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“People of Springfield please don’t eat my cat,” pleads the South African singer.

The song sets to music Donald Trump’s extraordinary claims during the US presidential debate that Haitian immigrants are making a meal of America’s cats and dogs.

He then helpfully holds up a card suggesting a range of other mostly veggie options, including broccoli, avocados and poached eggs. “I think music has a powerful way of taking away negative energy and polarising feelings, especially with someone like Donald Trump, who is such a polarising figure,” he told AFP before his band gave a concert in Paris.“I want my music to unite people. And I think that’s why I moved towards music that included animals. Because animals unite people,” said the 36-year-old from Cape Town.

“I’ve never seen anything like it,” he told AFP. “The interest has been overwhelming from both sides, from Democrats, from Republicans.”

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