Obama impressionist meets real guy
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President Barack Obama was treated to a first-class impersonation
of himself in the Oval Office last week, and it was all captured on
tape.
The White House released a video Thursday of YouTube stars at the White House talking about health care, one of whom delivered his impression directly to the president.
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“You’re going to have to get some gray hair,” Obama said. “I used to look like you.”
Crosson called the experience “mindblowing.”
The YouTube personality was at the White House on Feb. 27 with a handful of other viral stars. The video shows some of their meeting with the president and their thoughts on Obamacare, including why they’re pitching their friends and followers to get covered under the Affordable Care Act.
The White House has made outreach to young people a priority in promoting Obamacare and has used celebrities often to get its message out.
The White House released a video Thursday of YouTube stars at the White House talking about health care, one of whom delivered his impression directly to the president.
Continue Reading
“Either I can get to work or you can. You can take a
lunch break, and I can take an hour. Fill in for you. But listen, I’m
just happy to be here, happy to shake your hand,” Iman Crosson, known as
Alphacat, told the president in the video, mimicking Obama’s voice and
mannerisms.
Obama laughed and as he shook Crosson’s hand, gave him a tip on improving his impression.“You’re going to have to get some gray hair,” Obama said. “I used to look like you.”
Crosson called the experience “mindblowing.”
The YouTube personality was at the White House on Feb. 27 with a handful of other viral stars. The video shows some of their meeting with the president and their thoughts on Obamacare, including why they’re pitching their friends and followers to get covered under the Affordable Care Act.
The White House has made outreach to young people a priority in promoting Obamacare and has used celebrities often to get its message out.
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