President Barrack Obama refused to twerk at the final White House musical event. This musical event was started by President Barrack Obama and First Lady Michelle eight years ago.
According to People, the said musical event at the White House which was started by President Barrack Obama was to highlight different kinds of music such as classic, country, blues, Broadway, gospel, Motown and Latin. Friday's musical event was the last for the term of President Barrack Obama.
The said musical event was held at the White House's South Lawn with the theme of BET's "Love and Happiness." This was attended by special guests personally chosen and invited by President Barrack Obama himself.
In the Opening Remarks, President Barrack Obama took his time to reflect on past performances at the White House during his years of Presidency. President Barrack Obama recalled amazing performances from legendary and influential musical performers.
During the Opening Remarks, President Barrack Obama enumerated the legendary musicians who performed such as Bob Dylan, Jennifer Hudson, Gloria Estefan, Paul McCartney who sung "Michelle" and Stevie Wonder who performed "Happy Birthday" song to First Lady Michelle Obama.
More musicians were mentioned during President Barrack Obama's Opening Remarks such as Mick Jagger, who got him to sing "Sweet Home Chicago". President Barrack Obama said that this is one of his most awaited events at the White House.
The musical event at the White House hosted by President Barrack Obama featured performances by Grammy Award-winning singer, Usher, The Roots, Janelle Monae, Michelle Williams and many more. Award-winning actor, Samuel L. Jackson and Angela Bassett also graced the event.
As added by Komo News, that the White House musical event even had President John F. Kennedy dance the "twist". President Obama said that it may not mean so much to the guests, but that dance which JFK did is comparable to "twerking" this present times.
President Barrack Obama continued on by saying that there will be no "twerking" from him on the said musical event at the White House. President Barrack Obama may have just left it for Usher to do.
