Trump's Visit to South Korea
During his Asian diplomacy tour, President Trump was welcomed in South Korea with a unique gesture.
As he stepped off Air Force One, he was serenaded with an orchestral rendition of the song "YMCA", which has been a regular feature of his tour.
Trump had previously danced to the song on a U.S. aircraft carrier in Japan while addressing troops.
On this occasion, although he didn't dance, he seemed to appreciate the gifts presented to him by South Korea's President Lee Jae Myung.
These gifts included a gold crown and the Grand Order of Mugunghwa medal, the country's highest decoration, named after the national flower, a pink hibiscus.
Trump was gifted a crown by his South Korean counterpart.
- Trump was serenaded with "YMCA" in South Korea.
- He received a gold crown and the Grand Order of Mugunghwa medal.
Author's summary: Trump receives unique welcome in South Korea.
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