LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA– President Obama’s new Blues album has been taking the music world by storm, capturing the number one spot in music charts across the country.
The album, aptly titled Commander-In-Chief Of The Blues, has been praised by critics and fans alike. Before its release, executives were speculating that fans might not accept the idea that Obama would put out an album without any help from a teleprompter.
“We weren’t sure how people would react,” said Gary Slotowitz, producer at BO Records where Obama took two hours to record the album. “Most of Obama’s fans are used to seeing him reading off his teleprompter and robotically hamming it up for the cameras. We want everyone to know that this album is 100% Obama. No teleprompter, no Photoshop, and definitely no auto-tune.”
Obama dropped Commander-In-Chief Of The Blues last week, his first album since he recorded a few rap songs when he was a teenager, and has already beaten out Drake’s new album Views in sales.
In September, Obama is planning a two day music event in Los Angeles. Tickets for the event will be $2 each due to the fact that presidential hopeful Donald Trump is having a rally right across the street on that same weekend.
Commander-In-Chief Of The Blues will likely be one of the biggest albums of the year, possibly of all time. Not to mention the recent news that Obama will be starring in an upcoming movie as a former Blues player who becomes president of the United States and then makes a Blues album while still president and then makes a movie as a former Blues player who becomes president of the United States.
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