US President-elect Donald Trump recently caught the internet’s attention thanks to his signature “hat hair” during a trip to the Trump International Golf Club in Palm Beach. Wearing a white golf T-shirt, black pants and shoes, Trump appeared relaxed as he approached visitors and casually asked them if they were enjoying their time. A red cap dangled from his fingers, as seen in a video uploaded to X.

But it wasn’t his friendly demeanor that got people talking – it was his hair. At first glance, many believed Trump had undergone a dramatic new haircut, as his hair appeared to be slicked down in a way that deviated from his usual voluminous style. But the truth was that it was his trademark “hat hair” that caused the unexpected change in his appearance.

Your next President, President-elect Donald J. Trump, today at the beautiful Trump International Golf Club Palm Beach!! TRUMP VANCE 2024! #MAGA #donaldtrump #trump2024 #palmbeach #Florida @realdonaldtrump @teamtrump @trumpwarroom @trumpgolfpalmbeach @trumpgolf @whitehouse45 ????:… pic.twitter.com/B4asbHZoJ0

— Michael Solakiewicz (@michaelsolakie) December 18, 2024

Of course, the internet wasted no time reacting to the moment.

One user commented: “What did they do to his hair?”

What did they do with his hair?

— Zggy (@ZggyPlaydGuitar) December 18, 2024

Another wrote: “The ultimate hat hair.”

The ultimate hat hair

— Meme’nOnLibs (@MemeNonLibs) December 18, 2024

“Looks good, Mr. President!!!” read one comment.

Looks good, Mr. President!!!

— ???? ?????????. ℕ????????? ???? (@nikhilgawde72) December 18, 2024

Someone asked if he had a “mullet” haircut.

Do we have a mullet here????

— GrandGuignolPlanet (@GuignolPlanet) December 18, 2024

Trump’s appearance comes a day after he suffered a major legal setback when a New York judge ruled against his attempt to have his conviction in the hush money trial overturned on immunity grounds.

The case involved payments Trump made to a porn star in 2016 that he later tried to cover up to protect his presidential campaign.

Judge Juan Merchan ruled that the Supreme Court’s immunity protections did not apply to presidential actions because the case involved “unofficial conduct” that was not eligible for immunity.

The verdict raised the possibility that Trump could become the first president to take office with a felony conviction pending an appeal of the jury’s verdict.

Trump’s legal team argued that the Supreme Court’s ruling on presidential immunity should stand; Prosecutors claimed his request was excessive and went beyond the protections necessary for the presidency.