Former President Donald Trump has picked up another massive endorsement from a young fan who is a social media influencer with a massive following. Bryce Hall, who has in excess of 23 million TikTok and 7 million Instagram followers and who just recently began fighting in the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship circuit has come out in support of the 45th president.
BREAKING: Social Media Influencer, Bryce Hall with over 23 Million followers on TikTok and 7 Million followers on Instagram, endorses Donald Trump for President. pic.twitter.com/TCsway3WBf
— Ian Jaeger (@IanJaeger29) September 1, 2024
In addition to fighting, Hall is also quite the poker player, winning big on the celebrity poker tour recently — wearing a MAGA hat.
ITS OVER! @BryceHall wins CPT Game Night III for $10,000! ?@HilaKleinH3 places 2nd for $5000? pic.twitter.com/34Hgmw3N5p
— Celebrity Poker Tour (@celebpokertour) August 13, 2024
In an August 2 post on the X platform, Hall wrote: “How much do you think the Democratic Party is paying celebs to endorse them? The support trump is getting is free…”
Make America Great Again. https://t.co/htdjxRZUne
— Bryce Hall (@BryceHall) August 22, 2024
Trump is reaching out to the influential Gen Z demographic with assistance from his youngest son, 18-year-old Barron Trump, and Barron’s close friend, 17-year-old influencer Bo Loudon. The tech-savvy teens are providing the 78-year-old former president with a crash course on the digital landscape, which is largely shaped by streamers and YouTube personalities with millions of followers.
Sources close to DailyMail have revealed that Barron and Bo have become an unofficial social media outreach team, strategically engaging with online influencers who might not be on the radar of Trump’s more experienced aides, thereby enhancing his appeal to younger voters. “Trump rates the boys and sees their input as an asset,” a source told the DailyMail. “He has no issues turning to them for advice on a subject that many of his middle-aged campaign aides wouldn’t have much of a clue about. The boys are business-minded; they’re patriots. But they are also normal, good kids who are finding their way.”
Bo, a rising figure among conservative influencers, is the son of television personality Dr. Gina Loudon and former Missouri GOP state senator John William Loudon (R-MO). The Loudon family, active members of Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, is well-acquainted with Trump’s social circle. Barron and Bo were reportedly key in arranging Trump’s interview last week with influencer Adin Ross. Trump made a dramatic entrance in a customized MAGA Cybertruck, gifted to him by the popular streamer, during a live interview broadcast on Kick. The Cybertruck featured a prominent image of Trump with his fist raised, symbolizing his resilience during the assassination attempt.
“My son Barron says hello. He’s a great young guy, but he’s a big fan of yours,” Trump said to Ross. “My kids say, ‘Dad you have no idea how big this interview is.’ I said, ‘Don’t tell me that.’” Trump wrote after the interview on Truth Social, “Wow!!! Adin Ross Interview yesterday EXPLODED, but in a very positive way! Platform set an all-time record, by far, with over 100 MILLION Views/Hits. Congratulations to Adin and his wonderful mother, father, and family, who I had the pleasure to meet. Thank you also to Barron Trump for the introduction to your friend, Adin. Young people are the future of America. THOSE NUMBERS ARE REALLY BIG ‘STUFF!’”
One of Trump’s strategic moves involved partnering with Bo for a ‘power summit’ banquet at Mar-a-Lago, where prominent figures such as entrepreneur Justin Waller were invited. Waller told DailyMail that Bo personally reached out to him, mentioning that Barron follows his content and wanted to invite him to dinner. Guests at the event were impressed by the young hosts, commending their business acumen and social skills. “I see them both being entrepreneurs. They are certainly going to pave their own path for themselves and it’s very clear to see that they’ll be quite successful,” Waller said.
