Barron Trump has always been in the public eye for his accomplishments, whether it was helping his father win a second semester or getting into NYU business school based on his accomplishments. But recently, the world heard his true voice for the first time since he was a child. A short clip from election night showing Barron talking to UFC boss Dana White quickly went viral. The internet raved about his polite, gentlemanly tone and many praised his composure and maturity.

Barron Trump’s voice appeared for the first time

A viral clip from the documentary series Art of the wave featured 18-year-old Barron Trump speaking publicly for the first time. “Hello. How are you? It’s very nice to see you,” he said while shaking a woman’s hand. He then turned his attention to Dana White and offered him a handshake as well. “Hello. How are you doing? It’s very nice to finally meet you,” said the new first son. The president-elect was surprised that the two had never met before and jokingly asked White, “Can we make him a fighter?”

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As everyone laughed, Trump pointed out in the video how famous Barron was among young supporters. “I called him out loud last night and the place went crazy: Baron, Baron,” the president-elect said proudly, likely referring to his son’s role during the presidential campaign.

One user commented on the video saying, “Like father, like son.” A second praised Melania for raising Barron appropriately, stating, “Melania did a perfect job keeping him away from the spotlight and raising him a gentleman.” “His words speak volumes,” remarked a third user. “Sounds like a future president to me,” chimed in a fourth. “Sounds like Timothée Chalamet,” another person said, comparing Barron’s voice to that of the Hollywood actor. “Barron is such a gentleman,” commented another.

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How Barron Trump’s strategy helped Trump appeal to young voters

During his second presidential campaign, Donald Trump shifted emphasis to podcasts and social media, prioritizing them over traditional media, which helped him appeal to younger voters. Much of this change is thanks to his son Barron, who played a crucial role in organizing these podcast appearances and suggested strategies that were also widely praised by MAGA campaign consultants. Trump himself acknowledged Barron’s influence, noting how he encouraged him to venture into alternative media such as the hugely popular Joe Rogan podcast.

Trump’s appearances on shows such as “Joe Rogan Experience,” “This Past Weekend” with Theo Von, “Flagrant” with Andrew Schulz and “PBD Podcast” with Patrick Bet-David have garnered millions of views and increased his reach among younger audiences.