White House Releases Lego-Style Music Video Touting No Tax on Tips, Social Security and Border Security (Video)
The White House released a Lego-style animated music video, "Lego Music Video," on its official YouTube channel on the evening of October 27. The 2-minute-4-second video features Lego figures performing a rap that runs through the administration's policy agenda: no tax on tips and overtime, protecting Social Security, $50 billion for rural hospitals, health care price transparency, stronger border security, support for law enforcement, voter ID, and lowering housing and living costs.
The lyrics promise that overtime should earn more and that Social Security must be protected to the last dime, while Lego versions of the president and officials handle paperwork and count cash in office scenes.
The release is the White House's latest use of pop-culture formats to promote its agenda. The video is a work of the U.S. federal government and is in the public domain; within about two hours of posting, it had drawn more than 6,000 views.
Source: GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 图：白宫官方 YouTube 频道发布的乐高风格音乐视频《Lego Music Video》封面帧。来源：白宫官方频道（The White House），美国联邦政府作品，公共领域。/ Image: Cover frame of the Lego-style music video "Lego Music Video" released on the official White House YouTube channel. Source: The White House, U.S. federal government work, public domain.
