The assassination attempt on Donald Trump, the 45th President of the United States of America, sent shockwaves across the world. After the security personnel surrounded him to escort him safely to his car, Trump pumped his fist into the air and yelled, “fight, fight, fight”. Since then, his words and the image have gained notoriety, and numerous people have tried to imitate it. Among them, YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul has also used it to celebrate his vacation. 

Jake Paul came off a stunning victory against BKFC champion Mike Perry on July 20th. As per one of his recent Instagram stories, he is off to a vacation to celebrate it. It was visible in his story that he was trying to imitate Trump. 

An attempt to make the celebration iconic 

‘The Problem Child’ was seen having a good time with his friends in what looks like a yacht. In the Instagram story, fans saw Paul screaming, “fight, fight, fight,” while raising his fist in the air, exactly like Trump’s iconic pose. There’s also an American flag visible on the yacht just behind Paul. Impaulsive podcast co-host Mike Majlak and Paul’s close friend Kill Jasper were also seen on the yacht. 

Many believed that a fight against Perry would be a poor decision for Paul, and he would lose. However, the 27-year-old outclassed the former UFC fighter and knocked him out in the sixth round. He most likely took this vacation to relax before various preparations for his November 15th mega-fight against boxing great Mike Tyson.

Jake is not the only Paul family member to copy Trump, though. Logan Paul, his older brother, had attempted to mimic the former president as well.

Logan Paul perfectly mimics Donald Trump’s classic moves

The 17,000 people in the audience at the Amalie Arena in Tampa erupted when Paul knocked out Perry in the 6th round. ‘The Maverick’ was also present there with his fiancé Nina Agdal. Logan jumped up in celebration when Jake knocked out his opponent and started dancing with a hook step reminiscent of Donald Trump.

Online fans were soon drawn to the humorous dance. Funnily, the dance also looks like something popular sitcom F.R.I.E.N.D.S character Chandler Bing would do. You have to give the Paul brothers credit for always entertaining their followers, whether it’s through their shenanigans on social media or their impressive athletic feats.

Meanwhile, what do you make of Paul’s brother’s Donald Trump impersonations? Share your options in the comments section below.