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Trump's Request For GA Secretary Of State To 'Find' Votes Gets Hilariously Turned Into 'Rent' Showtune

Trump's Request For GA Secretary Of State To 'Find' Votes Gets Hilariously Turned Into 'Rent' Showtune
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The Washington Post recently published a recording of President Trump pressuring Georgia's Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger, to overturn Biden's win in the state by "finding" over 11,000 votes.

The recording, which many saw as an unprecedented assault against the Democratic process, was quickly circulated and meme-ified on social media.


It wasn't long before a creative soul turned one of the recording's most damning passages into a snippet from the hit musical Rent.

Twitter loved this remix as much as anyone could love a recording of the President trying to steal an election.



Some felt the highlight of the single was Raffensperger's unamused "no."



The autotuned song was an undeniable hit!



On some corners of Twitter, people felt the President's attempts to overturn the election were too serious to joke about.


But most people seemed to disagree with that assessment.


President Trump's last months in office have been incredibly eventful but this Rent parody was probably a highlight for many.

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