Trump Shares Viral Meme of Himself & J.D. Vance Chasing Obama in O.J. Simpson’s White Bronco
Former President Trump posts a meme depicting himself and J.D. Vance pursuing Barack Obama in O.J. Simpson’s white Bronco. The bizarre recreation draws massive reactions and commentary online.

Meme of the Moment
On July 26, 2025, Donald Trump shared a striking meme on Truth Social and Instagram featuring himself and Vice President J.D. Vance in police cruisers chasing Barack Obama, who is depicted driving the infamous white Ford Bronco from the 1994 O.J. Simpson high-speed chase
Originally posted by Donald Trump Jr. earlier that week, the meme surged to new attention after Trump reshared it with a series of laughing emojis and credited his son as the source The Daily Beast+1TMZ+1.
Visual Tropes & Satirical Intent
- Obama’s face is superimposed onto the Bronco as though evading police.
- Trump and a caricatured "baby-faced" Vance appear in pursuit Vance appears with long hair and an exaggerated youthful look, referencing the viral “fat Vance” meme trend
- The entire image carries the watermark of the pro-Trump meme account @grandoldmemes
Context & Political Underpinnings
This meme appears to reference recent accusations by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, who alleged Obama-era officials attempted a “treasonous conspiracy” related to Russiagate. Trump has increasingly leaned on satirical visuals to redirect media attention to these claims
Internet Reacts & Vance Response
- Media outlets such as The Daily Beast and Hindustan Times noted that Vance’s caricature unexpectedly stole the spotlight, undermining Trump’s intended jibe at Obama
- J.D. Vance himself reshared the meme on X with a laughing emoji, indicating he’s unfazed by the representation and perhaps finds it humorous
Broader Reactions
- Public comments under Trump’s post largely focused on calls to release more documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, suggesting the meme failed to divert attention from Epstein-related controversies
- Obama’s team has not publicly responded to the meme but continues to dismiss related allegations as distractions without merit
Why It Matters
This meme illustrates how political satire, internet meme culture, and AI-augmented images are being used as strategic tools in modern political communication. While aiming to discredit Obama, the post spawned a viral twist J.D. Vance became the unexpected star, reshaping the narrative beyond Trump’s original intent.