'Federal G in da house!' Twitter hilariously mocks Trump's 'Federal G' tweet about Hurricane Irma
"I really loved Federal G's first album but thought his more recent one was a little meh," one person tweeted.

US President Donald Trump took to Twitter on Friday (8 September) to tweet about the deadly Hurricane Irma barreling towards Florida, urging residents to seek shelter or evacuate safely. Trump also assured American citizens that Washington was ready and prepared to respond to the hurricane's expected destructive blow and impact.
"Hurricane Irma is of epic proportion, perhaps bigger than we have ever seen," Trump tweeted. "Be safe and get out of its way, if possible. Federal G is ready!"
Twitter, on the other hand, erupted with a slew of hilarious memes, comments and even rap lyrics in response to Trump's apparent reference to the federal government as "Federal G."
While many joked that Trump had unveiled the nation's newest rapper, other users pointed out some of the president's earlier bewildering tweets about "Easy D" and the infamous "covfefe".
"Is that a rapper?" comedian Danny Wallace tweeted while one person speculated that it's "Covfefe's brother."
"I really loved Federal G's first album but thought his more recent one was a little meh," one person tweeted.
Another wrote: "Federal G, the long-forgotten '80s FBI mascot, is a hip llama in a trench and fedora who teaches kids how to snitch."
Mr. President,
— Nicki (@nickiknowsnada) September 8, 2017
When is Federal G' s hip hop album dropping.
Asking for America ðºð¸
Federal G is Ali G's more woke brother.https://t.co/twNslHE4c2
— John Schindler (@20committee) September 8, 2017
"Irma" - Easy D feat. Federal G ð¶
— Parker Molloy (@ParkerMolloy) September 8, 2017
Federal G feat. Orange Donny and Mike-P
— Nathan Adams (@RealNathan6969) September 8, 2017
But for street cred, it has to be "Fed G" the rapper. ð
— Nicki (@nickiknowsnada) September 8, 2017
#FEDERALG pic.twitter.com/cYmqDR5HYz
— Jay Neilson (@IAMJONCON) September 8, 2017
Now they droppin and yellin
— Blue Falcon (@TheBluFalcon) September 8, 2017
It's a tad bit late
Nate Dogg and Federal G had to regulate
is Federal G related to Kenny G?
— THE JMoore (@notjuiceboxboy) September 8, 2017
Federal G is @realDonaldTrump nom du rap in case anyone's curious. https://t.co/CvJRkluFeF
— Franklin Leonard (@franklinleonard) September 8, 2017
Federal G sounds like a rapper whoâs about to drop the most disappointing mixtape of the year. https://t.co/7UlGYjN5lL
— Travis Ridley (@travishastweets) September 8, 2017
My name is Federal G
— Steven ð³ï¸âð (@McJoberdeen) September 8, 2017
I talk like I'm 3, seriously, I cannot speak coherently
I'm all about the Benjamins, sins, and I...uh...like...trucks
Easy D is Federal G's hype man now. I don't think Congressional R digs that, he wants to drown Federal G in a bathtub. pic.twitter.com/xx6CHJyUDe
— imfabulous (@imfabulous13) September 8, 2017
Hey Hurricane Irma move out of the way because Federal G is coming for you! pic.twitter.com/xVnULltjcy
— Elis â¤ðºð¸ (@EMilweiz) September 8, 2017
Federal G In Da' House!!! pic.twitter.com/VcL72O1UBF
— Charles Records (@CharlesRecords0) September 8, 2017
FEDERAL G is about to drop the HOTTEST TRACK of 2017, F-F-F-FEDERAL AIIIIIIID
— Melanie Schmitz (@MelsLien) September 8, 2017
*Siren noises* https://t.co/I4q3u0IlSA
Tonight and Tonight only:
— Werdasliest Istdoof (@Werdasliestist) September 8, 2017
Federal G feat. Notoroius G.O.P. kickin' it in a rap battle of epic proportions!
Federal G...? (It's early and I'm still having my morning covfefe so please clue me in) https://t.co/XrMxPdItMY
— Asha Rangappa (@AshaRangappa_) September 8, 2017
Federal G in the hizzouse! pic.twitter.com/AYyW20V0sL
— Shawn Garrett (@ShawnGarrett) September 8, 2017
Word on the street is #Covfefe is opening for #FederalG
— Fierce Jonesy (@fiercejonesy) September 8, 2017
and Heavy E!
— Craig Winneker (@CraigWinneker) September 8, 2017
The Covfefe mixtape featuring Easy D and Federal G is lit. pic.twitter.com/OHEtgMT32J
— MaryAnn A. (@callmeminxiemay) September 8, 2017
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