In a stunning display of outrage, Donald Trump erupted on social media after Jimmy Kimmel unleashed a barrage of mockery aimed at Trump Jr. during a live broadcast. The incident unfolded as Donald Trump Jr. faced a $250 million fraud trial, where he infamously described his father as “an artist with real estate.” Outside the courthouse, protesters chanted “crime family,” amplifying the tension surrounding the Trump family’s legal troubles.

The drama escalated when Kimmel parodied the courtroom antics, dubbing Trump Jr. “Taco Man,” an acronym for “Trump always chickens out.” This nickname ignited a firestorm online, with memes and songs flooding social media, transforming Trump Jr. into a viral punchline. The mockery didn’t stop there; Kimmel’s comments about Trump’s alleged intimidation of Disney over the comedian’s jokes added fuel to the already blazing feud.

Trump, unhinged by the mockery, retaliated during a rally, branding Kimmel as “stupid” and insisting that late-night jokes equated to illegal campaign contributions. However, facts were not on his side, as Kimmel pointed out the ratings for his show had actually increased. As Trump’s fury mounted, he became the butt of the joke, with his approval ratings plummeting to new lows.

In a remarkable twist, Trump’s reaction highlighted a deeper issue: the intersection of comedy and politics. As Kimmel continued to deliver sharp jabs, Trump’s attempts to silence him only amplified the laughter. In a democracy where satire reigns, the former president found himself ensnared in a web of his own making, struggling to regain control over the narrative while the comedic punches kept landing.

With tensions boiling and the courtroom drama spilling into the public eye, one thing is clear: the battle between Trump and Kimmel is far from over, and the internet is ready to keep the mockery alive.