Sarah Cooper Taunts Donald Trump With Brand New Lip-Sync, Then Delivers Bad News For Fans
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The comedian explained her immediate regret.
Sarah Cooper returned to taunting Donald Trump with a new video in which she lip-synced some of the former president’s wilder comments during his widely panned debate performance against Democratic rival Kamala Harris.
But the comedian also dropped some bad news for fans.
Namely, it could be the last lip-sync video from Cooper, who gained viral fame during the coronavirus pandemic with a slew of clips (starting with her “How To Medical” mockery of Trump’s injecting disinfectant idea) which she parlayed into Netflix special “Everything’s Fine” and a surprise virtual spot at the 2020 Democratic National Convention.
“I love how much people seem to love these lip syncs (via my YouTube) but it was so triggering to make this one and I felt okay when I was making it but then immediately regretted it,” Cooper explained in her email newsletter, “How Was Your Week?”
Cooper said she has “no interest in Trump at all as person and I don’t want to talk about him, I find him utterly boring.”
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