"Yeezy was 8 years ahead" — Internet reacts to Anuel AA and Fivio Foreign greeting each other at Donald Trump’s rally in Pennsylvania

Clips of rappers Anuel AA and Fivio Foreign greeting each other at Donald Trump's Pennsylvania rally on Friday (August 30) have gone viral on the internet. Anuel AA was spotted wearing the red MAGA hat in the rally.

Fivio Foreign is a New York City-based rapper who rose to prominence with his 2019 single, Big Drip. The track received platinum certification from the RIAA. In 2022, Fivio released his first studio album, B.I.B.L.E, which peaked among the top 10 in the Billboard Hot 200. The album included the popular single, City of Gods, featuring Kanye West and Alicia Keys.

Foreign was seen greeting Puerto Rican rapper Anuel AA at Trump's rally this week, whose music frequently contains interpolations of popular songs from his youth. He rose to fame with his 2016 mixtape Real Hasta la Muerte, before being taken to custody for illegal firearm possession. The rapper recorded his debut studio album, also named after his 2016 mixtape, while in prison.

Fans had mixed feelings about Foreign and Anuel AA's meet-and-greet during Donald Trump's rally. One X user wrote:

"Yeezy was 8 years ahead"

"Heck yeah, Anuel AA is a beast," a fan wrote.

"Now I always knew Anuel was a trash human being but I did vibe w his music. After this stunt though? I just can’t support. All my streams are going directly to Feid 😂 frfr," another user said.

"If Fivio can list one point about Trump's tax policy, I will be shocked," an individual chimed in.

"I don’t know these people, but I’m here for it!," a fan added.

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"We will make America affordable again" — Donald Trump claims he'll tackle inflation in the US in the Pennsylvania rally

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In his Friday (August 30) rally in Pennsylvania, former president Donald Trump made multiple claims, focusing on the changes he would work towards bringing to the United States if elected. The former president spoke about inflation, border security, and the rights of working-class Americans.

Trump mentioned he would work towards making America affordable again and said:

"We will defeat inflation, and we will make America affordable again. Together, we are fighting to secure our borders, end the endless foreign wars, and defend the working people of America... We are joining forces to defeat government corruption, to restore free speech, and to make America healthy again."

The MAGA leader added he would like to work towards making America a dominant energy producer in the world. He mentioned that the United States has more liquid gold underground than any other country and it can reduce taxes and energy costs for Americans.

Further, the Republican nominee claimed he would get rid of the Green New Deal and use the funds to build more infrastructure in the country if elected. He believed the deal added to the rising inflation, but during his tenure, it will be used more efficiently.

Donald Trump also promised to terminate the Electric Vehicle mandate and other such initiatives by the Biden-Harris administration that are "job killing" in nature. He declared:

"If China or any other country charges us a 100 per cent or 200 per cent tariff or tax, we will then charge them a 100 per cent or 200 per cent tariff or tax in return. I will end the Electric Vehicle mandate. I will cut every job-killing regulation of the Harris-Biden administration."

Speaking about the US economy, the former president added that his administration will work towards ensuring "low taxes, low regulations, low energy costs, low interest rates, and low inflation". The aim will be to make sure every American can afford the necessities, including a home, car, and groceries.

Trump also mentioned he would like to keep "Critical Race Theory and transgender insanity" out of American schools and keep "men out of women's sports." The Republican nominee reiterated his stance on border security, promising that he would keep migrants out of the United States.

Trump also addressed and reiterated his stance on IVF (in-vitro fertilization), and said:

"Yesterday, I also made a major new announcement: If I am elected this November, for the first time ever, your government will pay for, or require insurance companies to pay for, all costs associated with IVF fertility treatment. We want more babies to be born in America."

In an earlier interview with NBC News, the MAGA leader made his announcement in support of IVF treatments, claiming he would take steps to ensure the procedure is covered via government insurance for women.