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Many people have Germany Archivesbeen waiting for the perfect way to make a mockery of the Republican presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump, and here is their shining moment.

YouTuber, musician and meme creator Mike Diva uploaded a Japanese-influenced "commercial" for Trump on Wednesday, and it is as weird and over the top as you would expect. 

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The clip starts with a young woman admiring Trump just as he wins the presidency. From there, the clip turns into a full-blown acid trip, complete with a field of Trump trees, a Trump animal and even some Trump war propaganda.

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Eventually, the woman in the clip embraces Trump, who turns into a transformer which builds a wall and eventually destroys earth. You know, what one may expect if Trump becomes president. 

The digital effects, combined with the music and pure originality of the clip are all incredibly impressive, whether you love to hate Trump or not.

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Of course this isn't the first time Diva has used his editing skills and imagination to create an odd rendition for YouTube. Back in February, Diva released a trap remix of the You On Kazoo meme, which has since racked up over 10 million views. 

Mashablehas reached out to Diva for more information and comments.

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