Why it worked
The video likely worked due to the unexpected and humorous juxtaposition of a political figure (Donald Trump) with a niche video game (Deltarune) and its music, presented through the lens of official government propaganda. This absurdity and the commentary on the government's social media tactics would have resonated with audiences interested in internet culture and political commentary.
Summary
The video discusses how the official "Department of War CTO" Instagram account is using Deltarune music and memes in its propaganda posts, featuring images of Donald Trump. The creator finds this use of pop culture in government social media to be unprofessional and gross, especially when dealing with serious issues.
Product placement
Donald Trump (person) - appears in images and animation, does not act. Deltarune (video game) - mentioned as a theme, does not act. Toby Fox (musician) - music is used, does not act. Black Knife (song) - music is used, does not act. Vs. Susie (song) - music is used, does not act. Drake (musician) - music is used, does not act. Young Thug (musician) - music is used, does not act. 21 Savage (musician) - music is used, does not act. It's Up (song) - music is used, does not act. Lex Amarni (musician) - music is used, does not act. 2muchmotion (musician) - music is used, does not act. the kill 2 (song) - music is used, does not act. dow_cto (Instagram account) - acts as the source of the propaganda images and videos, its content is being discussed. Department of War CTO (organization) - the entity behind the dow_cto account, its official nature is discussed. Diet Coke (product) - appears in animation, does not act. Make America Great Again hat (product) - appears in animation, does not act. Seal of the President of the United States (symbol) - appears in animation, does not act. Angry Birds (game) - character appears in animation, does not act.