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Vito_90 on Pump.fun — Trying my Luck
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359.4K ROCKETMANHeld for $2.93K MC
The nickname comes from Donald Trump. In September 2017, during a tense period when North Korea was rapidly testing ballistic missiles, including ones that flew over Japan, Trump started calling Kim Jong Un "Rocket Man" on Twitter. A few days later, in his speech at the UN General Assembly, he said "Rocket Man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime," and he later upgraded it to "Little Rocket Man." The name was a jab at Kim's constant missile launches, and it borrowed the title of Elton John's famous 1972 song. Kim responded by calling Trump a "dotard," an old word for a senile person. The two later met in person at summits in 2018 and 2019, and Trump dropped the nickname for a while, but it stuck in pop culture.