T.I. publishes a video that shows a Melania Trump lookalike undressing, angering the first lady's spokesperson

Melania Trump recently described herself as "one of the world's most outlandish people" and a new TI video staging a nude Melania look-alike daringly suggestive – far more than "suggestive" – on the Oval Office desk probably did not change his mind.

"How is this acceptable?" Stephanie Grisham, Melania spokeswoman tweeted Saturday night, adding the hashtags "#disgusting" and "# boycottT.I."

The noise began when the rapper tweeted Friday a promotional video for his new album "Dime Trap". The clip lasts only a minute, but there is still a lot of shock in those 60 seconds.

It starts with real images of President Trump walking alone to a helicopter. Dubbed on the video is a voiceover: "This weekend, Melania Trump did not go to Mar-Lago with the president, which sparked a lot of worries".

The helicopter takes off and the scene flips over T.I., dressed in a bright blue suit, wandering in the oval office. He looks out the window for a moment, then goes to the desk and puts his hand on it, as if the weight of the world was on his shoulders.

Then, a look-alike Melania, wearing only heels and a green jacket emblazoned with the words "I do not care about you?" – the same jacket Ms. Trump wore during a visit to the US-Mexico border, where migrant children have been separated from their families because of the Trump government's immigration policy.

As T.I lights a cigar, Melania's look-alike drops her jacket, revealing that she's wearing nothing underneath. She begins to dance, climb onto the desk and pull on T.I.'s tie.

The video ends with a montage of scenes, including Trump riding a golf cart wearing a MAGA cap, as well as Melania-style spray painting, depicting red Xs on the eyes of a Trump portrait. Finally, the video goes on a black screen with a text promoting T.I's new album.

The tweet that accompanied the video contained a simple message: "Dear 45 years, I am not Kanye. Sup "Superstar Kanye West recently visited the White House for a strange conversation with Trump.

When West initially voiced his support for Trump in the midst of a strange storm on Twitter, he claimed to be a real-time philosophy book, T.I took it to task. The rapper "Rubberband Man" is a longtime critic of the administration. West and he exchanged worms sharing their point of view on "Ye vs. the People (featuring TI as a people) ".

For example, West knocked, "That's the problem. . . nation / All blacks must be democrats, man, we have not managed to get out of the plantation. "T.I. replied: "You represent the guys just seem brutal and cold / with flagrant disregard for the people who put you in position."

Although both were civilians, T.I seemed to break off relations with the West after the White House meeting.

"All I can say is that … I've reached my limits," T.I wrote on Instagram. "At one point, it was a pleasure to work with you. . . Now, I'm ashamed to have never been associated with you.