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Donald Trump is a noted golfer, but he also played the role of DJ during a recent outing with Bryson DeChambeau.
The pair hit the course for the LIV player's 'Break 50' YouTube series, with the former president making a very interesting song choice as they rode in his golf cart.
DeChambeau asked Trump what his five favorite songs were, prompting the 78-year-old to show off his 'great playlist.'
He then switched on opera song 'Time to Say Goodbye,' which he called 'nice and soothing.'
'It is calming as ever,' DeChambeau replied with a smile.
Donald Trump made Bryson DeChambeau smile as he put on 'Time to Say Goodbye'
Trump is seen lining up for a putt during his trip to the course with DeChambeau
Trump was also asked by DeChambeau who his favorite singer was, with the latter appearing to correctly guess that it was Frank Sinatra.
'Oh, I have a lot of Frank Sinatra, yeah,' Trump said.
DeChambeau was later given a chance to choose a song as well, and went with 'Beat It' by Michael Jackson.
The 45th president also revealed the one celebrity he had never met - Elvis Presley.
Trump was seen in the video without any bandaging on his ear, and DeChambeau clarified afterwards that the video was filmed before the president survived an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania on July 13.
The golf skills of Trump, who is running for president again, have been dissected of late after a testy debate with President Joe Biden.
The pair traded jabs about each other’s golf games after they answered questions from CNN moderator Dana Bash, with Trump claiming that the 81-year-old 'can't hit a ball 50 yards.'
Trump and DeChambeau have previously crossed paths at a LIV Golf Pro Am tournament
Trump has claimed to win 23 golf championships, and a pro at his course has vouched for his skills
Biden would later claim that he previously had a handicap of six while he was vice president - which Trump scoffed at.
Afterwards, a golf pro at Trump's West Palm Beach club in Florida vouched for his skills.
'At our club championship in March, I watched President Trump hit a perfect 210-yard four iron to within 10 feet of the hole,' John Nieporte said at the Republican National Convention, per the Huff Post.
'He needed to sink that putt to win. Do you think he sunk it? You better believe he sunk that putt.'
Following the debate, Biden has since dropped out of the race, clearing the way for Vice President Kamala Harris to score the Democratic party nomination.
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