American actress Sarah Cooper found the magic formula for success in the time of the Covid-19 pandemic in which her citizens need more than ever to laugh, as President Donald Trump chooses the most ridiculous phrases, and feeds her with her comedic talent in tradition, and takes advantage of the popularity of the application Talk »The big and fast spread of his videos on social networks.
A 42-year-old Jamaican comedian is staring in videos that mocked the American president. In the videos, the viewer hears Trump's speeches, but he sees on the screen Sarah Cooper whose lip movement and physical language coincide with Trump's real speech, but of course with deliberate exaggeration and intentional amplification, comic imperatives, in imitating his movements, such as swollen gazes or a bruised mouth.
Soon, young people spread the word through "Tick Talk", the videos published by Sarah - who was an employee of "Google" - before she also spread it extensively through the service "Twitter" that reaches a wider audience. Even the titles of these videos make fun of Trump's mistakes in grammar and sentence structure.
In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Sarah Trump described it as "an excellent comedian without realizing it."
During the pandemic of Covid-19, Sarah became equal with the most famous comedians in the United States, as she videotaped these videos herself in her home, which has made it necessary for these actors who are locked in their homes to do it too, that is, moving from their studios to the reception rooms in their homes.
In "How to Cognitive" tape (How Cognitive?), Cooper recounts in her way an interview recently conducted by "Fox News" with Trump, in which he confirmed that he had achieved "great success" in a test of cognitive abilities, expecting that his Democratic opponent will fail in the presidential elections Joe Biden. With facial expressions that reflect self-esteem, Cooper demonstrates this success, a page of a coloring book.
But the video that launched Sarah's fame was the one called "How to Medical" (How the Medical?), As he imitated Trump at his famous press conference in which he considered that the use of sterilizers as an injection might be useful to combat the Corona virus.
These videos enabled Sarah Cooper to become, within months, one of the most prominent comedians in the United States, as other actors such as Jerry Seinfeld, Ben Stiller and Mark Hamill, one of Trump's most prominent social media opponents.
Sarah even started moving from smart devices screens to the traditional small screen, as she appeared in programs that have large viewing rates, including "Little Knight Shoes" with Jimmy Fallon or Eileen DeGeneres.
In a recent online interview, Sarah Cooper recalled that actor Alec Baldwin, who demonstrated his abilities in imitating Trump during the famous Saturday Night Live program, “has always emphasized that he hates the imitation of Trump.” Cooper described Trump as "disgusting," admitting she hates him. "There is some of that in my performance when I imitate it," she added.