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Obama shooting three pointer while campaigning for Biden goes viral


Former President Barack Obama Barack Hussein ObamaBerlin's Madame Tussauds places wax Trump in a dumpster ahead of election New poll shows Biden leading Trump by 6 points in North Carolina Who is 'Anonymous' author Miles Taylor? MORE went viral on Saturday after shooting a three-pointer while on the campaign trail for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden Joe BidenBiden leads Trump by 8 points nationally: poll Ivanka Trump raises million in a week for father's campaign On The Money: McConnell says Congress will take up stimulus package at start of 2021 | Lawmakers see better prospects for COVID deal after election MORE.

Obama made the shot just before leaving a gymnasium in Flint, Mich. While he walks out the door, he appears to tell campaign staff “That’s what I do!”

so this was absolutely insane pic.twitter.com/W4JL6LQZxq — Olivia Raisner (@OliviaRaisner) October 31, 2020

Celebrities and social media users quickly shared the clip, with some hoping that the shot it a "good omen" for the former vice president ahead of the Tuesday election.

NBA star Lebron James, who has previously partnered with Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama Michelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama releases her voting playlist Obama to young voters: Create 'a new normal in America' by voting for Biden Obama hits trail to help Biden, protect legacy MORE on voter initiatives, tweeted “Now you just showing out now my friend!! That’s what you do huh??”

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Now you just showing out now my friend!! That’s what you do huh?? Ok ok I see. All cash! https://t.co/8pZzXLJIJj — LeBron James (@KingJames) October 31, 2020

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SIR YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO GO THIS HARD https://t.co/NKUwm5sl7M — Charlotte Clymer ️‍ (@cmclymer) November 1, 2020

The clip was taken in the gymnasium of Flint’s Northwestern High School, Yahoo! Sports reported. Obama and Biden campaign together in Flint on Saturday at a drive-in rally, where the former president blasted President Trump Donald John TrumpStephen Miller: Trump to further crackdown on illegal immigration if he wins US records 97,000 new COVID-19 cases, shattering daily record Biden leads Trump by 8 points nationally: poll MORE’s “reality show” style of politics.

“He hasn’t shown any interest in doing the work or helping anybody but himself or his friends or treating the presidency as anything more than a reality show to give him the attention that he craves,” Obama said. “But unfortunately, the rest of us have to live with the consequences.”

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