'Please don't eat my cat': Pet-loving musician's Trump parody song goes viral


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South African musician David Scott, aka 'The Kiffness' is fast becoming a global star by gently poking fun at Donald Trump for suggesting that Haitian immigrants are making a meal of America's cats and dogs. — Photos: GEOFFROY VAN DER HASSELT / AFP

A pet-loving part-time musician is fast becoming a global star by gently poking fun at Donald Trump for suggesting that Haitian immigrants are making a meal of America's cats and dogs.

Eating The Cats, a parody song by The Kiffness which sets to music Trump's extraordinary claims during the US presidential debate that migrants in Ohio "are eating the dogs, eating the cats", has been viewed more than 8.7 million times on YouTube alone in 12 days.

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