The crowd cheered and danced to the Village People song from the 1970s, which celebrates gay cruising culture. Noem put her hands up in the shape of a “Y.” As the song began to end, Trump mouthed the words: “Nobody’s leaving.”

Donald Trump’s presence in national politics has always been predicated heavily on nostalgia. His campaign theme is “Make America great again,” after all, a call for voters to restore the nation to a bygone era, one unsullied by the complexities of modern life, such as diversity and cities.

What began as a campaign town hall in the Philadelphia suburbs quickly turned into an impromptu dance party Monday night after Donald Trump was twice interrupted by medical emergencies in the audience.

A town hall event for Donald Trump in Pennsylvania took a turn after the former president ended the event by playing his music playlist and dancing in front of the crowd.

Donald Trump played (and swayed), but it did not please Rufus Wainwright. The Canadian American artist responsible for one of the most well-known covers of Leonard Cohen’s classic ballad “Hallelujah” scolded former president Trump on Tuesday for using the cover version of the song at a town hall in Oaks,

Trump, rather than answering questions, decided to entertain the crowd with a playlist featuring songs like YMCA by the Village People