Yuge Line Forming for Kissing Trump’s Ass!
Anita Nassnow, from the Bendovias Republic, proudly took her place at the front of the line, eager to secure a trade deal. “We’ll do anything,” she declared, “even if it means a little… diplomacy.” In this game of political maneuvering, it’s all about Trump-style ass-kissing and a dash of Spanish ‘poto’—where loyalty meets language.
But, What Does POTO Mean?
Does it mean POTUS? Not even close. Poto is Peruvian Spanish slang for butt. It’s an endearing word we will be explaining at the end of this article. For now, let’s get back to our story!
Ima Needah, representing the Obsequistanian Ministry of Flattery, followed closely behind, offering trade concessions, unwavering loyalty, and a lifetime supply of gold-plated steaks. “We’re just here to make Obsequistan great again,” she proclaimed, adjusting her red hat emblazoned with “MOGA.”
Trump Ass-kissing & Spanish ‘Poto’ for POTUS?
President of Peru, Dina Boluarte, eagerly expressed her desire to be in line for the Trump Ass-kissing Event and her willingness to explain the Spanish word ‘poto’ to the POTUS! She doesn’t know any English, but she can certainly say, ”Ah No comprendo inglés, but estoy mucho happy del presidente Trump Ass-kissing & his Spanish ‘Poto’”
“He’s the Most BADASS Leader I’ve Ever Met”
Seymour Butts, hailing from the proudly independent Republic of Lost Banyos, couldn’t hold back his emotions after a closed-door meeting with President Trump. “He’s the most BADASS leader I’ve ever met,” he said, dabbing at his misty eyes with a silk handkerchief embroidered with an eagle bench-pressing two tanks. “The man radiates power. He looked me straight in the soul and said, ‘Deals? I am the deal.’ I nearly passed out.”
But to understand how the Trump Ass Mania (yes, it’s a term now) swept across nations like a red-hatted wildfire, we need to go back to the spark that lit it all:
April 8, 2025.
KAT: Kissing the Ass of Tariffs
April 8, 2025. Picture it: a chandelier-lit ballroom, a conservative fundraising dinner, and Trump—glowing orange under the lights—grabbing the mic like it’s open-mic night at Mar-a-Lago’s comedy lounge.
He launches into what can only be described as a 90-minute freestyle on tariffs, greatness, and global groveling. And then, with the confidence of a man who just slapped a tariff on your morning omelet, he drops this gem:
“I’m telling you, these countries are calling us up, kissing my ass. They are. They are dying to make a deal. ‘Please, please, sir, make a deal. I’ll do anything.'”
Cue gasps, scattered applause, and at least three diplomatic ulcers.
Next Day: A 90-day Tariff Pause
By the next day? Boom. A 90-day tariff pause (except for China—because drama needs a villain). The White House called it “strategic recalibration.” Everyone else called it what it was: the Tariff Tango doing a surprise cha-cha backstep.
So yes, world leaders are allegedly puckering up… and eggs are still ten bucks a dozen.
Public Reaction: “If It Brings Down Egg Prices, Pucker Up!”
As footage of the now-infamous quote spread across the internet, Americans — ever pragmatic when it comes to breakfast staples — weighed in.
“I don’t care who’s kissing what,” said Donna Scramble, a mother of three from Nebraska, “as long as I don’t have to take out a second mortgage to make an omelet.”
In a surprising show of bipartisan unity, a new grassroots campaign emerged under the slogan:
Kiss Trump’s Ass Now
Meanwhile, some Americans are taking the president’s words quite literally. A new dating app called KissMyAss.gov has launched, promising to pair world leaders with U.S. negotiators based on groveling compatibility and cholesterol tolerance.
The app’s beta tagline?
“Diplomacy Just Got Cheeky.”
KissTrump’sAssNow
Diplomacy Just Got Cheeky
Meanwhile, in China…
While much of the world lined up for metaphorical smooches, China did what China does best: issued a cryptic statement and quietly retaliated in seventeen unexpected ways.
State-run media released a five-minute animation titled “The Rooster and the Mango Tyrant,” featuring a talking egg who refuses to pay tariffs and instead hatches a phoenix that lays sanctions. It aired between a panda documentary and a cooking show called Iron Wok Xi.
Back in Washington, reporters pressed the administration for clarity on the ongoing “strategic recalibration.” When asked if China was still under the tariff regime, one official replied:
“Let’s Just Say… They’re Not on The Kiss List”
In Beijing, sources claim the Chinese Politburo has begun practicing an ancient diplomatic maneuver known as the Reverse Kowtow—a gesture involving a bow, a smirk, and the silent placement of 10,000 tons of soybeans on a pier in Long Beach, California.
Markets, of course, reacted like toddlers at nap time: soy futures soared, egg stocks cracked, and mango-based crypto experienced a brief spike before plummeting after someone tweeted, “fruit is not currency.”
Tariff Tango vs Tengo Tariff
It all started with what experts are now calling the Trade War Salsa. On April 2, President Trump rolled out a new set of tariffs so sweeping, so dazzling, and so utterly confusing that economists, diplomats, and even regional salsa instructors were thrown into a frenzy.
Trump announced that America was done being pushed around.
“For decades, we had limp handshake deals. Very weak. Pathetic. We were just giving it all away,” he said, gripping the podium like it owed him rent. “But now? That’s over. They’re calling. They’re desperate. ‘Sir, we’ll pay! We’ll pay double! Just don’t touch mis huevos!’”
The media had a field day. One headline captured the mood perfectly:
Tengo Tango Tariff: Who’s Leading the Dance?
As Latin American governments scrambled to figure out whether Tengo Tariff was a threat, a dance move, or a frozen treat, Trump took to Twitter:
“If you don’t make fair deals, you get the Tariff Tango. I don’t follow—I lead.”
White House officials later clarified that Tariff Tango was not a reality show—though offers had reportedly come in.
A few days later, Trump added fuel to the spectacle, claiming a surge of calls from foreign leaders. “They’re emotional, folks. Calling in tears. Begging for deals. One of them said, ‘We’ll do anything, just don’t tariff our huevos!’” he beamed, framed by gold trim and a suspiciously smug-looking eagle.
¡Con mis huevos, NO te metas!
Fueled by outrage over the egg tariffs, detractors are taking to the streets, waving cartons and chanting, “Sunny-side up, prices down!”
What started as a niche tariff on poultry imports quickly escalated into what social media now calls Eggflation. By April 12, American consumers were facing egg prices higher than most streaming service subscriptions. And they weren’t yolking around.
“Shell No!” “Over Easy? Not Anymore”
In cities from Fresno to Tallahassee, angry citizens took to the streets carrying signs that read:
- “Shell No!”
- “Over Easy? Not Anymore.”
- and the now-iconic: ¡No te metas con mis huevos!
This unexpected burst of bilingual rebellion confused many officials. One White House staffer allegedly Googled “¿Qué significa huevos?” in a panic. They were trying to figure out whether it was about breakfast… or the hanging twins we all got between our legs.
We’ve Got STRONG HUEVOS in the U.S
Meanwhile, President Trump addressed the growing unrest during a breakfast-themed rally at Mar-a-Lago. “Folks, the fake news says people are mad about eggs. But let me tell you something—eggs are strong now. Very strong. No more weak-shelled socialism.“
These are American eggs. The best eggs. “Folks, the fake news says people are mad about eggs. Can you believe that? Eggs! But let me tell you—our eggs are strong now. Very strong. No more weak-shelled socialism. These are American eggs. The best eggs. We’ve got STRONG HUEVOS in the U.S., folks. The strongest. Go U.S.!”
Critics say the tariff was designed to punish foreign producers, but ended up scrambling domestic supply chains. Some even claim the administration was trying to boost sales of Trump-branded powdered eggs, now available in bulk at select gun expos and golf club gift shops.
“…Now They’ve Come for My Huevos.”
As citizens scrambled for justice, the international response was—unsurprisingly—eggstra. But let’s pause and consider for a moment: First, they came for the Communists… then they came for the trade unionists… now, they’ve come for my huevos.
From Huevos to Poto!
But let’s get back to the Trump Ass-kissing mania while we eagerly await the moment when the Spanish word ‘poto’ will finally be explained.
White House aides later confirmed that congratulatory messages poured in from every corner of the globe. These weren’t just well-wishes; they were pure poto-kissing at its finest, as leaders fawned over Trump in hopes of securing a little favor in return for their undying loyalty—and perhaps a lifetime supply of gold-plated golf tees.
From the Bendovias to the Obsequistan!
As the diplomatic frenzy continued, White House aides confirmed that congratulatory messages poured in following the tariff announcement. Some came from long-standing allies, while others arrived from newly self-declared nations—including the Republic of Bendovias and the Kingdom of Obsequistan—both eager to establish formal ties.
Unconfirmed reports suggest Obsequistan has renamed its capital to Trumpsgrad, while Bendovias is exploring trade incentives involving diplomatic massages and complimentary infrastructure photo-ops—no poto-ops.
Trump’s Strategy Is Working!
Though international analysts remain skeptical, administration officials insist that the global response proves Trump’s strategy is working.
“This is just the beginning,” one senior aide said, gesturing toward a wall covered in unsigned MOUs and red hats. “The president’s genius negotiation tactics are inspiring a wave of respect, loyalty, and competitive flattery we’ve never seen before.”
“Tariffs Are Now My Favorite Word”
All this, of course, refers to the tariff strategy Trump imposed on world nations. When asked about the rationale behind his strategy, Trump affirmed:
“Tariffs are now my favorite word. It’s music to my ears.”
For more context on Trump’s Tariff Strategy, read our article: Liberation Day: Honoring ‘Merica’s Freedom to Negotiate Like a Boss.
Domestic Reactions
Back home, reactions to President Trump’s newly announced trade strategy have ranged from euphoric praise to low-key academic panic.
At a packed rally in a cornfield just outside Des Moines, Iowa, supporters chanted,
“Deal Daddy! Deal Daddy!”
…as a man dressed in an American flag toga released a bald eagle, which immediately flew into a drone.
“It’s a sign,” said Cindy Lou Flatbush, local Q-cryptographer and artisanal beef jerky influencer. “Global respect is back, and so is American poultry.”
The Art of the Kneel
Meanwhile, Fox News analysts hailed Trump’s tariff maneuver as “a bold new chapter in economic dominance” and “a masterclass in reverse begging.”
One segment featured a dramatized reenactment of the Obsequistanian ambassador pledging eternal fealty to Trump while crawling across a velvet carpet made of shredded NAFTA agreements, his face pressed into the words “Free Trade,” as the camera zoomed in dramatically on his teary-eyed pledge.
A Fox pundit commented, “Like in WWII, we need to stand behind our president and contribute to the rebirth of American supremacy, even if it means giving up our morning coffee for the cause.”
“This Isn’t How Diplomacy Usually Works!”
On the other side of the spectrum, MSNBC aired a special report titled The Kneel Heard ‘Round the World, featuring experts from Yale, Berkeley, and Hogwarts. “This is not how diplomacy usually works,” noted Professor Linda Tactful, author of Soft Power for Soft People. “Then again, we’ve also never seen a government claim victory based on the volume of foreign weeping.”
Even think tanks couldn’t agree. The Cato Institute released a paper titled Tariffs: The Whimper Before the Fall, while the Heritage Foundation published Bend the Knee: The Return of Imperial Respect just twelve minutes later. A Twitter fight broke out between the authors, ending in a joint statement that simply read: “We agree it’s weird.”
Reactions Across the Globe
He went further proposing the creation of a “Free Hungarian-American Friendship Tariff Zone”, complete with matching jumpsuits for all trade negotiators.
Across the globe, the world reacted with a mix of awe, confusion, and sudden flag redesigns. In capitals both established and aspirational, leaders scrambled to respond to the U.S. president’s bold new tariff doctrine.
In Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán praised the move as “the most inspiring economic flex since the invention of spreadsheets,” adding, “In Hungary, we are hungry to implement Trump’s tariffs in our future trade with the United States.”
He went even further, proposing the creation of a Free Hungarian-American Friendship Tariff Zone, complete with matching jumpsuits for all trade negotiators.
How Are the Other American Nations Reacting?
Canada’s Prime Minister gave a 45-minute press conference where he smiled politely, blinked 237 times, and said the word “respect” in 19 different tones before walking into a snowbank.
Brazil’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs launched a campaign titled #BrazForTariffs, featuring a samba remix of Trump speeches layered over accordion beats. “It’s not about the economics,” one official admitted. “It’s about vibes.”
What’s the EU Position?
Meanwhile, the European Union released a carefully worded statement expressing “measured interest” in the U.S. proposal, adding that any future deals would be conducted “on the condition that no member state is required to literally kneel.”
France abstained from the statement entirely, citing an internal disagreement over whether “genuflecting for leverage” counted as strategic posture or outdated courtship ritual.
In contrast, Germany’s Chancellor said she “needed a moment” before offering a diplomatic response. She then excused herself to a soundproof room where muffled yelling and the sound of porcelain breaking were reportedly heard. Later, a spokesperson calmly explained,
“We remain committed to rules-based trade, preferably with fewer interpretive dance elements.”
Meanwhile in Asia!
In India, the Commerce Ministry staged a symbolic tea ceremony in which every cup was labeled “non-negotiable.” A senior official added, “We welcome dialogue—as long as it comes without subtitles and unexpected import fees.”
Meanwhile, North Korea issued an unusually positive statement, calling the tariffs “glorious and confusing,” and offering a limited-edition friendship badge shaped like a golden hamburger. “The Supreme Leader approves of this chaos,” the statement read. “It reminds him of home.”
The Philippine Department of Trade issued a statement calling the tariffs “a bold innovation in global confusion,” while announcing a nationwide contest to rename their export program. Current finalists include Deal or No Deal 2.0 and Tariff-ic Tuesdays.
In Beijing, a confused official reportedly asked, “Are they being serious?” before returning to a high-level meeting on quantum manufacturing and polite disinterest.
What About The UN?
At the United Nations, confusion reigned. The Secretary-General was spotted holding a copy of Tariffs for Dummies upside down while muttering, “There must be a footnote explaining this.”
Outside, a group of minor nations formed an impromptu alliance called the International Coalition for Respectful Bartering, or ICRB. Their slogan? “Less chest-thumping, more cheese-trading.”
Back in Washington, senior officials called the global reaction “a sign of progress.” One aide stated, “You know your strategy is working when both allies and rivals start making commemorative T-shirts.”
The Ass-Kissing Index (AKI™) and the Global Tour
To track this new diplomatic era, Fox Business has launched the Ass-Kissing Index (AKI™)—a proprietary algorithm that combines key metrics like tribute frequency, number of “Sirs” per minute, and average spine flexibility.
“Markets respond to loyalty,” said financial analyst Chad Rubicon. “We’ve never seen a spike like this—Obsequistan alone caused a 700-point surge just by presenting a golden footstool.”
The World Respect Tour
Meanwhile, Trump has begun what aides are calling the “World Respect Tour”, where heads of state line up on a red-carpeted tarmac to perform ceremonial acts of deference. Each participant receives a signed copy of The Art of the Kneel and a small tube of Commemorative Lip Gloss™, available in Freedom Cherry, Billionaire Bronze, and Vanilla Tyranny.
In a viral clip from Paris, President Macron was seen struggling with his posture while attempting to bow and maintain eye contact, prompting French media to nickname the movement la révérence de Trump.
“America is Back,” Trump Declared
The White House has teased additional stops in Trumpsgrad, Lost Banyos, and a surprise “mystery country” revealed only to those who can pass a quiz titled How Much Do You Love Me?
“America is back,” Trump declared as he disembarked from Air Force One, flanked by velvet roped-off fans holding foam fingers that read “#1 Sir.” “And everyone wants a piece of it. Especially the beautiful, beautiful lips.”
When asked about critics who call the tour theatrical and absurd, Trump paused, nodded, and replied: “That’s right. It’s called leadership.”
But wait — it gets better!
As if reshaping global trade with emojis and red hats weren’t legacy enough, whispers are now circulating about a Nobel Peace Prize nomination. Not for peace, of course — but for “Most Kissed Leader in Modern Trade History.”
To commemorate the moment, the proud nation of Obsequistan has announced a limited-edition Trump Ass-Kissing Postage Stamp. Naturally, it’s self-adhesive and, when licked, it tweets.
When Diplomacy Became a Game Show
As the world adjusts to a new era of international relations—where economic power is measured in hat color, and loyalty is expressed through synchronized kneeling—historians are already debating what to call this chapter.
Some suggest “The Great Ass-Kissing Summit”. Others prefer “Tariffpalooza 2025.” Still, one anonymous diplomat summed it up best:
“It’s not about trade anymore. It’s about survival. And maybe free steaks.”
And while analysts continue to argue, one thing is certain: in this brave new world, the real currency isn’t gold, oil, or even tech—
—it’s flattery, flamboyance, and the ability to say ‘Sir’ with just the right tremble.
Next week: We investigate rumors that Trumpsgrad will host the next G7.
Spoiler: It involves fireworks, a wrestling ring, and a life-sized bronze bust of Trump with Bluetooth capabilities.
The Domestic Front: Let the Butt-Kissing Begin at Home
Back in the U.S., supporters of the Kiss Trump’s Ass Now initiative felt a little left out. “Why should world leaders get all the fun?” asked one Florida man wearing a red cap, American flag pants, and no sense of irony. The answer? They shouldn’t.
In a bold show of domestic unity, a group of Trump loyalists launched a campaign to replace the Lincoln Memorial with something “more fitting for our times.” Their proposal: a ten-foot bronze sculpture of Trump’s rear end, glistening in patriotic sheen, perched where the Great Emancipator once sat.
“From Four Score to Four Cheeks”
“This isn’t just a monument,” the campaign organizer clarified, “It’s history. It’s posterity. We want future generations of Americans to know that kissing the President’s ass wasn’t just a foreign affair. It was a proud national tradition.”
Petitions circulated rapidly under the slogan “From Four Score to Four Cheeks”, and early renderings of the monument included built-in steps for easier access — for photo ops, of course.
The Mount Rushmore Redesign Proposal
Luna’s Vision for the Future: Not to be outshined, Representative Anna Paulina Luna introduced what she called “a bold but necessary initiative” on the House floor: to etch Donald Trump’s ass into Mount Rushmore, right alongside the heads of Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt, and Lincoln.
“We’ve honored the faces of the past,” she declared, “but it’s time to turn the other cheek — literally.”
Critics were quick to call it ridiculous, but Luna defended the idea passionately, stating, “It represents strength. It represents leadership. It represents what we’ve all will be kissing for the next four years, and what millions will continue kissing, hopefully for four more.”
“Needing a Bigger Mountain”
While no budget was proposed yet, Luna assured voters that private donors were already lining up — many of whom own landscaping businesses, gold-plating companies, and very specialized sculpting tools.
Sources say South Dakota officials were last seen muttering something about “needing a bigger mountain.”
Huevos, Diplomacy… y Español
Let’s be honest. If you’ve made it this far and still don’t know what “huevos” or “poto” means, it’s time to stop trusting Google Translate and start learning real Spanish. Here’s the scoop on Trump ass-kissing and the Spanish word ‘poto’ explained.
Let’s Start With Huevos!
First, let’s start with huevos. In Spanish, huevos literally means eggs—but in slang, it’s often used to refer to testicles. The phrase “tener huevos” (to have eggs) is a way to say someone has courage or guts, like “he’s got balls” in English. Now, don’t get too caught up on the egginess, because we’re about to go deeper. Next up: poto.
Get Your Poto Ready!
In Peruvian Spanish, poto is a rather affectionate slang term for one’s butt. It’s not as crude as other terms for buttocks (culo, rabo, trasero, etc); instead, it’s playful, casual, and used among friends or family.
So when we talk about Trump ass-kissing and poto in the same breath, we’re drawing a connection between the bending-over-backwards sycophantic behavior (a.k.a. Trump ass-kissing) and the idea of offering up one’s poto—a humorous metaphor for the lengths some leaders are willing to go for favor.
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