World leaders with rhythm: South Korea's President Yoon chimes in

April 28, 2023

South Korea's President Yoon isn't the only world leader with rhythm | GZERO Media

It was not, in fact, the day the music died.

The internet enjoyed a surprise moment when South Korea's President Yoon busted into song - specifically, American Pie - at a White House state dinner.

He's not the only world leader with rhythm. Watch our quick video compilation to remember some memorable tunes produced by heads of state.

For more entertainment from world leaders, revisit examples of world leaders dancing on camera.

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