Watch: Donald Trump asks black girl if he can buy her hair for millions, critics say 'can't take four more years of this'

US President-elect Donald Trump is no stranger to bizarre moments, and with his presidency on the horizon, such moments are set to only become even more frequent. In the most recent instance, Trump can be seen asking a young girl a peculiar question in a video that’s now gone viral: if he could "buy" her hair for "millions" of dollars.

In a video from his Florida golf club, Donald Trump is seen cruising around in a golf cart when he spots a young Black girl waving at him.

As he pulls up beside a group of club members and supporters, who cheer and applaud his arrival, Trump’s attention zeroes in on the girl.?

Sporting his signature red "Make America Great Again" cap and matching jacket, he exclaims, “Oh, I love that girl. I love that hair. I want her hair!”

With a grin, he then turns to her and says: “Can I buy your hair? I’ll pay you millions for that,” prompting laughter from those around him.

Recently, Donald Trump’s signature dance moves—featuring hip sways, fist pumps, and the occasional golf swing—have also gone viral.?

These moves, often performed on stage during his campaign rallies, have sparked a wave of imitation.

Athletes across American sports and even players in the English Football League (EFL) have joined in on the trend, mimicking Trump’s now-famous routine.?

Trump himself had a front-row seat to the phenomenon when Jon Jones celebrated his heavyweight title defense at UFC 309 at Madison Square Garden with a nod to the former president's moves.

How did people respond?

The video has amassed nearly 6 million views at the time of writing.

Reactions have been mixed, with some critics invoking past accusations, hinting at Trump's controversial reputation.?

One user remarked, "You know he's not helping with the perception that he's long been seen as a (potential) child predator."?

Another expressed exhaustion, saying, "I can't take four more years of this."

However, others defended the clip, arguing it was simply an innocent moment of the President complimenting a young girl.?

"I don't see the problem here," one commenter noted, brushing off the criticism.

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