Rob Ford has been put on t-shirts, sweaters and bobble heads, but he can now be heard in the form of a Rob Ford dancehall remix. This hilarious musical montage commemorates a night out with his friends in the form of an infectious reggae song.
Rob Ford has been getting a lot of attention for his antics since 2013, but a lot of Torontonians are still backing up our peculiar mayor. If you are unfamiliar with why this Rob Ford dancehall remix was created, it is because he was caught on video intoxicated after pledging to stay sober. He ended up at a Etobicoke restaurant with his friends and was speaking in a Jamaican accent.
We will just have to wait and see what the Torontonians have to say at the next election.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Political Musical Remixes
- Opportunity for creating humorous and viral remixes of politicians' speeches or scandals in various musical genres.
- Celebrity Bobble Heads
- Potential to capitalize on popular figures by creating collectible bobble heads that capture their likeness and personality.
- Viral Fashion Statements
- Opportunity to design and sell apparel featuring satirical or comical portrayals of politicians or public figures, gaining traction through social media sharing.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can explore opportunities to create and distribute political remixes or merchandise.
- Music
- Musicians and producers can create and sell musical remixes, attracting a wide range of audiences.
- Fashion
- The fashion industry has an opportunity to capitalize on viral fashion trends by designing and producing apparel based on political or celebrity controversies.
