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The Yanny and Laurel debate has drawn a battle line across the social media platforms. And now, the widespread argument seems to have reached the White House as well. In a cheeky clip posted on Twitter, the White House staff argued over Yanny and Laurel and many officers could be seen trying to keenly guess the word in the audio clip.
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The White House Twitter handle posted the clip that put the spotlight on the White House adviser and the first daughter Ivanka Trump declaring that the word “is so obviously Laurel”, followed by many others who agreed with her. But things got a hilarious twist when POTUS appeared in the video and said he heard “covfefe”, a word that he accidentally invented last year in a cryptic tweet.
According to a report in CNET, the clip was first shared by a user on Reddit a few days ago and the argument has been going on ever since. A user with the Twitter handle @CloeCouture later shared the clip on May 15 and asked, “What do you hear?! Yanny or Laurel,” and unleashed the debate on the micro-blogging site as well.
Making a mockery of himself, Trump ends the video in a funny tone. Here are some of the reactions.
https://twitter.com/Memor_Sumus/status/997654046034006018
https://twitter.com/kaybell17/status/997257446069485568
https://twitter.com/dplorableh0mbre/status/997257437492137985
Previously, a dress went viral on micro-blogging site in which people were confused whether it was a blue colour dress or a golden one.
So, is it Yanny or Laurel? Let us know in the comments below.
