A man in the audience at a Donald Trump rally in Marietta, Georgia, stole the show with his uncanny impersonations of the US President.
Throughout the 74-minute rally at Wheeler High School, the audience member mocked Trump's mannerisms, scrunched his mouth into an O-shape, waved his hands, and wobbled his head back and forth as Trump spoke.
The official White House YouTube captured the moment, which has since gone viral on social media.
The man, who was seated near the front of the auditorium, was visible in some broadcasts of the speech, but not all, as each network's camera was positioned slightly differently.
Clips of the attendee's impersonations have been shared widely online, including by the Conservative news channel, Right Side Broadcasting Network, as well as by the White House itself.
The man's intentions or identity are unclear, and the White House has been approached for comment.
The incident is reminiscent of the "plaid shirt guy," a high school student who became a meme after watching Trump speak at a rally in Montana in 2018.
Then-high school student Tyler Linfest told a news outlet that he signed up to go to the rally to hear what the American leader had to say and that his reactions were genuine.
Trump's speech was filled with not-quite-truths and "accordion" hand gestures, which the audience member mimicked throughout the event.
Trump described the war with Iran as a "skirmish," boasted about US employment rates, and claimed that communists were trying to "blow up" Mount Rushmore.
He also referred to the Strait of Hormuz as "Hormuz Street" and compared Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff to "Pinky Herman," appearing to fumble the name of Pee-wee Herman, the bowtie-wearing alter-ego of comedian Paul Reubens.
