Barron Trump works to secure Gen Z vote in 2024 election
- Barron Trump made political debut at father’s rally last month
- Barron and friend Bo Loudon reportedly set up YouTube interview
- Controversial interview reached more than 500,000 viewers
(NewsNation) — Donald Trump’s youngest son Barron, 18, and conservative influencer Bo Loudon, 17, are attempting to help the former president attract younger voters, through an appearance on social media with a YouTube star who has millions of followers.
The tech-savvy teens reportedly lined up Trump’s interview last week at Mar-a-Lago with internet celebrity and live streamer Adin Ross.
The controversial interview reached more than 500,000 viewers and 100 million listened, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Ross is a 23-year-old influencer who gained his following through videos of himself playing video games.
What we know about Barron Trump
Barron Trump graduated high school in 2024. His childhood consisted of attending “prestigious” private schools on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, People magazine wrote.
When his dad was elected president, Barron Trump and Melania stayed in Manhattan so he could finish the school year, then moved to Maryland and into the White House that summer. He graduated high school in May.
Barron Trump made his political debut at his father’s rally in July after being largely absent from the campaign trail.
He’s the youngest of the former president’s children. Trump’s other sons, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, have often been seen at campaign events for their father.
Trump boasted about his son, saying the college-bound Barron got into every school to which he applied. His comments were met with enthusiasm from the audience as the former president described Barron as a “very good guy.”
NewsNation’s “The Hill” contributed to this report.