WHAT?.. April 12: The Date They Want Trump Dead – The Simpsons Death Clip Goes Viral
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A viral video claims The Simpsons predicted Donald Trump’s death on April 12, 2025. Millions are watching it. But the truth behind the clip tells a very different story — and Americans are speaking out.
This isn’t a joke. This isn’t just another internet prank. This is a line being crossed.
A viral video is exploding across the internet, claiming that The Simpsons predicted President Donald J. Trump’s death — down to the exact date: April 12, 2025. The clip is slick, eerie, and staged to look like a scene pulled straight from the show. It shows a figure eerily resembling Trump lying in a coffin, surrounded by silent political elites.
It’s disturbing. It’s manipulative. And let’s be clear: it’s fake.
But that hasn’t stopped it from spreading like wildfire. And that’s the real story.
The video? Fabricated. The claim? Absurd. But the intent behind it? That’s where things get real.
This is not just about a cartoon. This is about a broader, darker pattern in media and culture. A culture increasingly hostile to American leadership, American values, and yes — Donald Trump himself.
Let’s Set the Record Straight
There is no episode of The Simpsons — not in 35 seasons, not in a special, not in a lost file, not in some secret vault — that shows Donald Trump in a coffin.
None.
Yet the internet has latched onto this hoax like it’s gospel. Twitter (or X, whatever you want to call it) is flooded with comments like “The Simpsons never miss” or “April 12 is coming.” TikTok edits are racking up millions of views. Instagram “truthers” are reposting the same 10-second clip, adding ominous music and “open your eyes” captions.
It’s propaganda. Plain and simple.
And we need to talk about why this matters.
This Isn’t Prediction — It’s Poison
Let me ask you something — why is it that anytime Donald Trump makes headlines, some viral “prediction” suddenly surfaces to paint his downfall as fate? Why is it always Trump they’re eager to bury in the digital graveyard?
You know why.
It’s because he terrifies them. His strength, his presence, his refusal to bow to corrupt systems — he represents a threat to the establishment, and they’ll mock, distort, and lie just to try and soften that threat.
They say this is just satire. They call it harmless. But when millions of people are watching an AI-generated cartoon coffin, set to an actual date, it stops being entertainment. It becomes narrative warfare.
We Love Trump — And That’s the Problem for Them
Make no mistake. This isn’t just about Donald Trump the man. It’s about Donald Trump the symbol — of American resilience, of fighting the odds, of saying “no” to the elites.
The media mocked him. They lied about him. They tried to erase him. But he came back stronger. And now? They’re resorting to death hoaxes on fake cartoons.
It’s desperation. It’s pathetic.
Let’s not forget — he survived an actual assassination attempt. And within days, the same fake Simpsons image was back online, dressed up like it was prophecy. These ghouls couldn’t even wait. They don’t want him to succeed, they want him erased.
But here’s the thing they never understand:
You can’t cancel courage.
The Bigger Picture: AI, Lies, and the War for Truth
Here’s what’s really happening behind the curtain:
AI-generated clips are becoming indistinguishable from reality.
Fake videos are being passed off as “leaks,” “predictions,” or “insider episodes.”
A generation of young people — digital natives — are getting their worldview shaped by edited fiction sold as fact.
That’s not entertainment.
That’s digital warfare.
And in that war, Donald Trump — and everything he stands for — is target number one.
Because when they see a man who puts country before self, who isn’t afraid to say what needs to be said, who doesn’t play by their rules — they panic.
And Where Are the Fact Checkers Now?
Funny, isn’t it?
When Trump tweets a meme, the “independent fact-checkers” descend like vultures. But when a deepfake cartoon funeral scene gets tens of millions of views online?
Silence.
Why? Because it serves their agenda.
Because they’re more afraid of offending the left than protecting the truth.
The American People Aren’t That Stupid
Let me speak directly to the creators, the spreaders, the smug tweeters and keyboard warriors behind this viral clip:
You’re not clever. You’re not edgy. You’re not prophetic.
You’re cowards — hiding behind fake animation and pretend satire because you can’t handle a world where Donald Trump is still standing.
We see through you.
America is not buying it. The millions who support Trump — not just because of what he says, but because of what he represents — are not going to be fooled by a cartoon coffin.
We are awake. We are alert. And we’re not going anywhere.
The Truth Wins. Always.
The fake Simpsons death clip is the latest — and probably not the last — pathetic attempt to manipulate public opinion with smoke and mirrors. But just like every other effort to tear down Trump, it will fail.
Because you can’t erase someone who’s already changed the game.
Because we remember the real moments:
The booming economy.
The strength on the world stage.
The refusal to be owned by D.C. insiders or globalist agendas.
The directness, the fight, the fire.
You can’t edit those out of history.
And no fake cartoon is going to change that.
In Conclusion — Not a Prediction, But a Threat
Let’s be honest — the point of this viral lie isn’t to “predict” Trump’s death.
It’s to normalize it.
To slip the image into people’s minds.
To make it easier to swallow if, God forbid, something ever did happen.
That’s sick. And that’s dangerous.
This is why we fight.
Not for one man — but for the principle that the truth still matters, that leadership deserves respect, and that fake death clips should never be a tool of political influence.
Donald Trump isn’t going anywhere. And neither are we.
We see the lies. We see the fear. We see the pathetic, desperate attempts to control the narrative.
But we choose truth.
We choose America.
We choose Trump.
Simpsons predicts Donald Trump’s death on April 12, 2025!
Another eerie forecast from the show that keeps getting it right.
#SimpsonPredicts #TrumpPrediction #April12 #DonaldTrump pic.twitter.com/jnIqMJCyiY— IC (Intellectually Confused) (@IntConfused) March 26, 2025
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