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Trump mocked over bizarre AI Green Lantern video and ‘The Moon is ours’ post
Sep 08, 2026
📍 Phliadelphia,PA, USA
### **Trump’s AI-Style Green Lantern Video Draws Criticism Online**
President Donald Trump has drawn widespread attention after the White House X account shared an unusual video depicting him as the fictional superhero Green Lantern, prompting criticism and ridicule across social media.
The video appears to have been created using artificial intelligence and shows Trump wearing a Green Lantern ring while standing above a city alongside a sign promoting “American Manufacturing.” The scene then shifts to images of warships and fighter jets positioned above him, reinforcing the video’s military-themed imagery.
The post accompanied the video with a famous Green Lantern passage about fighting evil and the power of the superhero’s light.
The unusual presentation quickly sparked reactions on X, with some users questioning the decision to publish the imagery while others mocked the video and described it as bizarre.
Green Lantern is a fictional DC Comics superhero whose character is associated with the Green Lantern Corps, an intergalactic organization responsible for maintaining peace and enforcing order across the comic-book universe.
The White House post also coincided with the airing of the fourth episode of HBO’s *Lanterns*, a series centered on Green Lantern characters Hal Jordan and John Stewart.
The superhero-themed video was one of several unconventional posts shared by Trump over the weekend. Another AI-style image depicted Trump alongside George Washington, including a scene portraying the two presidents with members of Trump’s Cabinet inside the Oval Office.
In another post, Trump shared a video appearing to rename the state of New Mexico as “New America,” followed by a short dance sequence.
Other posts featured more dramatic imagery, including Trump aboard an aircraft carrier while watching an apparent military attack involving ships. Another depicted Trump striking a representation of Iran with an oversized hammer carrying an American flag.
Trump also posted a close-up image of the Moon with Earth visible in the background and an American flag, accompanied by the statement, “The Moon is ours.”
The White House social media activity extended into the space sector as well, with Trump unveiling what was described as the United States Space Force service dress uniform.
The proposed uniform features a gray-and-black design, including a collared jacket, matching trousers, black belt, boots and a coordinating cap. Promotional material accompanying the design said it drew inspiration from the discipline and functionality of the *Starship Troopers* uniform while being adapted for the “Guardians of the Space Domain.”
The series of posts has generated renewed discussion about the growing use of AI-generated and digitally manipulated imagery in political communication.
The Green Lantern video, in particular, blurred the line between political messaging, pop-culture imagery and internet meme culture, creating a social media moment that quickly attracted both attention and criticism.
The White House has increasingly used social media to communicate directly with Trump's supporters and promote his political agenda, making the style and presentation of such posts an increasingly visible part of the administration's public messaging.
The weekend's posts also generated separate online speculation about Trump's appearance after photographs showed what appeared to be darker hair when he arrived at Morristown Municipal Airport.
Social media users questioned whether Trump had changed his hair color, although photographs from a subsequent golfing outing provided limited visibility because he was wearing a red hat that covered much of his hair.
The attention surrounding the Green Lantern video and the other posts demonstrates how quickly unusual political content can spread online, particularly when it combines recognizable public figures with AI-generated imagery and popular culture.
President Donald Trump has drawn widespread attention after the White House X account shared an unusual video depicting him as the fictional superhero Green Lantern, prompting criticism and ridicule across social media.
The video appears to have been created using artificial intelligence and shows Trump wearing a Green Lantern ring while standing above a city alongside a sign promoting “American Manufacturing.” The scene then shifts to images of warships and fighter jets positioned above him, reinforcing the video’s military-themed imagery.
The post accompanied the video with a famous Green Lantern passage about fighting evil and the power of the superhero’s light.
The unusual presentation quickly sparked reactions on X, with some users questioning the decision to publish the imagery while others mocked the video and described it as bizarre.
Green Lantern is a fictional DC Comics superhero whose character is associated with the Green Lantern Corps, an intergalactic organization responsible for maintaining peace and enforcing order across the comic-book universe.
The White House post also coincided with the airing of the fourth episode of HBO’s *Lanterns*, a series centered on Green Lantern characters Hal Jordan and John Stewart.
The superhero-themed video was one of several unconventional posts shared by Trump over the weekend. Another AI-style image depicted Trump alongside George Washington, including a scene portraying the two presidents with members of Trump’s Cabinet inside the Oval Office.
In another post, Trump shared a video appearing to rename the state of New Mexico as “New America,” followed by a short dance sequence.
Other posts featured more dramatic imagery, including Trump aboard an aircraft carrier while watching an apparent military attack involving ships. Another depicted Trump striking a representation of Iran with an oversized hammer carrying an American flag.
Trump also posted a close-up image of the Moon with Earth visible in the background and an American flag, accompanied by the statement, “The Moon is ours.”
The White House social media activity extended into the space sector as well, with Trump unveiling what was described as the United States Space Force service dress uniform.
The proposed uniform features a gray-and-black design, including a collared jacket, matching trousers, black belt, boots and a coordinating cap. Promotional material accompanying the design said it drew inspiration from the discipline and functionality of the *Starship Troopers* uniform while being adapted for the “Guardians of the Space Domain.”
The series of posts has generated renewed discussion about the growing use of AI-generated and digitally manipulated imagery in political communication.
The Green Lantern video, in particular, blurred the line between political messaging, pop-culture imagery and internet meme culture, creating a social media moment that quickly attracted both attention and criticism.
The White House has increasingly used social media to communicate directly with Trump's supporters and promote his political agenda, making the style and presentation of such posts an increasingly visible part of the administration's public messaging.
The weekend's posts also generated separate online speculation about Trump's appearance after photographs showed what appeared to be darker hair when he arrived at Morristown Municipal Airport.
Social media users questioned whether Trump had changed his hair color, although photographs from a subsequent golfing outing provided limited visibility because he was wearing a red hat that covered much of his hair.
The attention surrounding the Green Lantern video and the other posts demonstrates how quickly unusual political content can spread online, particularly when it combines recognizable public figures with AI-generated imagery and popular culture.
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