For the first time since he was a youngster, Barron Trump's true voice is heard: "Melania did a fantastic job," the internet responds.

Trump emphasizes his appeal to young people as his voice goes viral, captivating listeners with his gentlemanly tone.

Whether it was helping his father win a second term or being accepted into NYU's business school on merit, Barron Trump has always been in the spotlight for his achievements. But recently, for the first time since he was a youngster, the world heard his true voice. A little video from election night that showed Barron speaking with UFC CEO Dana White went viral very fast. His kind, gentlemanly tone was all over the internet, with many people complimenting his maturity and poise.

The first time Barron Trump's voice was heard

18-year-old Barron Trump made his public speaking debut in a widely shared footage from the documentary series Art of the Surge. "Hello. How are you? He shook a woman's hand and said, "It's great to see you. Then he shifted his focus to Dana White and shook his hand as well. "Hello. How are you? The new first son remarked, "It's great to meet you at last." Surprised that the two had never met, the president-elect asked White in jest, "Is it possible to turn him into a fighter?"

In the video, Trump highlighted Barron's notoriety among the younger followers while everyone laughed. The president-elect boastfully remarked, "I gave him a shout-out last night, and the place went crazy: Ba-ron, Ba-ron," most likely alluding to his son's involvement in the presidential campaign.

One viewer commented on the video, saying, "Like father, like son." "Melania did a perfect job keeping him away from the spotlight and raising a gentleman," said a second, who commended Melania for raising Barron properly. A third user said, "His words speak volumes." A fourth person said, "I think he sounds like a future president." Someone else compared Barron's voice to that of the Hollywood star, saying, "Sounds like Timothée Chalamet." Another said, "Barron is such a gentleman."

How Barron Trump was able to connect with young voters thanks to his plan.
Donald Trump prioritized social media and podcasts over traditional media during his second presidential campaign, which helped him win over younger voters. Much of this change may be attributed to his son Barron, who was instrumental in setting up these podcast appearances and offering tactics that MAGA campaign advisors also welcomed. Trump himself acknowledged Barron's impact, pointing out that he pushed him to explore alternative media, such as the wildly successful Joe Rogan podcast.

Trump has reached a younger audience thanks to his appearances on shows like The Joe Rogan Experience, This Past Weekend with Theo Von, Flagrant with Andrew Schulz, and The PBD Podcast with Patrick Bet-David, which have received millions of views.