After Donald Trump takes a swing at Rihanna's Super Bowl performance, all the while overlooking the fact that he himself has perpetrated some of the most outrageous mistakes in the history of the National Football League, the term "armchair critic" has never been more relatable.
Rihanna left viewers stunned with awe and admiration during last night's Super Bowl halftime, and the fact that she did it pregnant has somehow made this even more badass. Haters will hate, though, and in this particular instance, the former President of the United States has seized the opportunity.
Donald Trump didn't miss a beat when he wrote to his social media platform Truth to criticize the Caribbean queen for her Super Bowl performance. As usual, the real estate magnate-turned-politician went on an incoherent rant that used a lot of words but did nothing substantial.
Rihanna gave, without question, the single worst Halftime Show in Super Bowl history — After insulting more than half of our country, which is already in serious DECLINE, with her foul and insulting language, Trump wrote.
We can't help but be reminded of Trump's own slew of sports scandals over the years, starting with this Super Bowl commercial in 2020 that confused the President's Office with an action film trailer from the early 2000s.
Then there was that awkward moment with Super Bowl 51 when Trump predicted the New England Patriots would win, but left the show early after being proven wrong by the Atlanta Falcons.
What about the time when the President sat next to Robert Kraft's ex-owner of a spa linked to his prostitution charges, generating another media scandal?
I think we can all agree that Trump is generally terrible at sports. When he took office, he threw out a first pitch that hit the ground, and ended up canceling a 109-year-old baseball custom. Regardless, social media seems to agree on the point.
Is it possible that he doesn't know how to dance to Rihanna's songs?
Rihanna and her performance, whatever Trump's views are, there seems to be a large number of people who would beg to differ with him.