People are going absolutely wild after Trump uploads AI-generated video of him playing piano to unsuspected song

People on the internet are going absolutely wild after Donald Trump uploaded an AI-generated video of himself playing the piano and even the guitar to a classic track.

There's no doubt the Republican president is certainly unconventional compared to many of his predecessors, and taking a quick look at his Truth Social account is an obvious indication.

While the 47th POTUS does often speak policy on his social media account, his followers are certainly accustomed to the rather strange AI-generated video here and there.

I mean, who remembers Trump sharing an AI video that showed his 'vision' for Gaza?

Now, the president has uploaded an AI-created video of himself playing the piano to 'Don't Stop Believin' by Journey, which is certainly the crossover none of us were expecting this year.

The video, which has been re-shared from a TikTok account, begins with Trump on the piano that is plastered with the American flag.

Thankfully, we are not treated to Trump's vocals in the video, though him playing the piano to one of the biggest songs of the 1980s is certainly weird enough.

The video proceeds with Trump eventually playing the guitar, donning a pair of American pants going full rock star mode. And it seems as though Trump is a man of many talents in the music world as one moment even saw the president banging on the drums. Check it out:

Elon Musk, who has headed up Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) since he began his second term of presidency in January, has since uploaded the video on Twitter.

Many have flooded to the comments section and can't quite believe the AI-generated video is actually a thing.

"Is he going on a worldwide tour after his term is over?" one person joked while a second added: "I don't think i can un-see this ever."

Talking of Musk, it seems he has been less involved within the Trump administration after being appointed to head up DOGE in recent times.

Musk has been noticeably absent from public engagements with Trump, and during a recent Tesla earnings call the SpaceX founder revealed that his time running DOGE would be reduced 'significantly' from May as he focuses on running the electric car company.

Speaking with investors, Musk explained that he would spend a 'day or two per week' on government issues 'for as long as the president would like [him] to do so'.

Following that, Trump's Chief of Staff Susie Wiles revealed that Musk is no longer working directly alongside the president at the White House.