Viral Trump Rally Attendee Says Mimicry Was 'Sincere Form of Flattery'
Summary
Rylan Ferguson, a 21-year-old college student, mimicked President Donald Trump during a rally in Georgia as a friendly joke, saying it was a sign of respect. His actions gained a lot of attention online, but Ferguson said he was just having fun and did not mean to offend anyone.Key Facts
- Rylan Ferguson is 7 feet tall and describes himself as an extrovert.
- He attended the rally at his former high school in Georgia, where President Trump spoke.
- Ferguson graduated from Wheeler High School two years ago and now studies finance at the University of Alabama.
- He mimicked President Trump’s speech and hand gestures, which was captured on video and went viral.
- Ferguson said his impersonation was a "sincere form of flattery" and that he was comfortable doing it with friends nearby.
- He considers himself politically independent and hopes to meet President Trump one day.
- Some people criticized Ferguson’s impersonation, but others found it funny and harmless.
- Ferguson did not plan to seek attention and believes the viral moment will fade soon.
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