Donald Trump-inspired song 'Eating the Cats' races up the charts

A caller opus inspired by erstwhile President Donald Trump's 'they're eating the cats' statement remark has taken the net by tempest and is presently No. 4 connected the trending euphony channel.

A South African musician, David Scott, who is besides known online arsenic Kiffness, recovered inspiration down Trump's debunked statement assertion - truthful helium turned it into a opus that has garnered millions of views truthful far.

The statesmanlike statement past week against Kamala Harris was afloat of internet-worthy material, but 1 infinitesimal stood retired to millions of Americans the astir - Trump's assertion that Haitian immigrants are kidnapping and eating pets successful Springfield, Ohio.

Trump said: 'In Springfield, they're eating the dogs - the radical that came in. They're eating the cats.'

And aft fans forwarded the clip to Scott and urged the creator to remix it, helium created 'Eating the Cats', a catchy parody uploaded to his YouTube channel.

The opus begins with Trump's now-infamous punctuation from the statement accompanied by a reggae-style bushed and Scott sitting down a keyboard.

A infinitesimal later, Scott begins singing along, starting his ain lyrical remix: 'People of Springfield, delight don't devour my cat. Why would you bash that? Eat thing else.'

The remainder of the opus pokes amusive astatine the erstwhile president, adjacent incorporating canine and feline sound-bites successful the inheritance of the beat.

Scott jokingly showed the camera a portion of insubstantial listed with alternate nutrient options for Springfield residents to devour - including bread, eggs and avocados. 

'My archetypal tendency to remix the punctuation was due to the fact that I thought it was amusing and outlandish, but I besides recognized the melodic constituent to the statement,' Scott told Newsweek.

'I decided to springiness it a changeable and I had the basal thought for the opus successful a substance of minutes.'

The remix has already racked up much than six cardinal views connected YouTube wrong its archetypal week.

On X, formally known arsenic Twitter, the opus has garnered much than 10 cardinal views since it was posted.

As of Tuesday night, the opus has bought successful $16,000 from YouTube unsocial aft Scott made 'Eating the Cats' disposable for watercourse oregon purchase.

There is much wealth to beryllium made from the remix considering however fashionable it has go crossed astir societal platforms.

But Scott isn't keeping immoderate of the nett for himself.

He plans to donate each the proceeds from the opus to the Clark County SPCA successful Springfield - a non-profit enactment dedicated to creating a assemblage escaped from carnal cruelty and favored overpopulation portion providing acquisition opportunities for generations to come.

'We've been successful interaction with Krissi Hawke, the Clark County SPCA president,' Scott added.

'They're precise blessed astir the backing that the opus volition provide, arsenic they trust heavy connected donations to support their cognition going... Krissi said she was crying earlier she saw my video and past erstwhile she saw it, she had a bully laugh.' 

Trump's assertion has not been proven, and the White House has condemned the rumors arsenic 'dangerous' information. 

But much than a 3rd of voters judge that Haitian immigrants are successful information consuming pets - cats, dogs, geese and different loved animals successful America, according to The Daily Mail. 

A canvass of 1,000 apt voters conducted by J.L. Partners revealed conscionable however overmuch the assertion has taken connected a beingness of its own.

Seventeen percent of respondents said they 'definitely' believed the stories to beryllium true.

Another 19 percent said they thought the assertion was 'probably true'.

As the questions became much local, the numbers went down - with lone 10 percent of respondents wide believing Haitian immigrants were 'definitely' eating pets successful their state. 

The objection lies successful Georgia, wherever 51 percent believed it was happening close determination successful their location state.

Republicans are much apt to judge the claims - 58 percent said they believed the reports to beryllium true.

James Johnson, co-founder of J.L. Partners, said: 'The information that less than fractional of voters deliberation the communicative is mendacious speaks volumes: Misinformation tin sow doubt, particularly erstwhile it comes from a dependable that fractional of Americans spot successful erstwhile President Trump,' The Daily Mail added.

Illegal migration has been a hot-point for the upcoming election. Nearly two-thirds of Americans said that amerciable migration is simply a existent crisis, not conscionable a politically driven media narrative, according to Axios.  

Yet aft the debate, Trump's punctuation rapidly circulated astir online with users utilizing the sound-bite to poke amusive astatine the claim.

New viral trends emerged connected TikTok from the dependable - including users creating videos of their ain pets 'reacting' to Trump's debunked claim.

'As a South African, I americium non-partisan,' Scott added.

'Whatever your governmental affiliation whitethorn be, euphony and animals unite america and that is what I'm trying to bash with this song.'

'My supplication for the U.S. is that the elections are escaped and fair. May God bless America.'