Kai Trump recently posted a video of her attending the NBA games with Donald Trump. But soon after, she was trolled for deleting the boos which were aimed at her grandfather, in the short clip. However, the company 15 Seconds of Fame is reportedly defending the teenager, saying they edited the audio, not Kai.
After Kai Trump is accused of editing audio on Donald Trump moment, company reportedly defends her
Kai Trump recently posted a video on her Instagram, showing herself with her grandfather, Donald Trump, attending the NBA game. She even thanked “15SOF for capturing this special moment with my Grandpa.” But soon after the post went online, Kai was brutally trolled online by the netizens. They slammed her for changing the audio to hide the fact that Trump was booed at the arena.
However, now, the company behind the clip is reportedly defending the eldest daughter of Donald Trump Jr. and Vanessa Trump, saying that Kai had nothing to do with the editing. “The video shared by Kai Trump on Instagram was exactly the clip delivered by 15SOF to her account on our app, and at no time did she request that any audio be altered, enhanced, replaced, or otherwise manipulated,” a company spokesperson told Page Six.
Explaining the reason behind the audio change, the company further mentioned that “due to various broadcast, licensing, and contractual restrictions,” the company “cannot distribute original event audio.” Hence, it “utilizes automated alternate contextual audio tracks as part” of its content-delivery process. “The audio selection process is entirely automated and is not directed by individual users.”
The spokesperson even told the outlet that, like every clip they share with users, “whether epic, historic, or (in this case as Ms. Trump described it) ‘nostalgic’ moments between a granddaughter and her grandfather,“ they are “proud to deliver these once-fleeting moments back to fans and preserve memories that otherwise would have been lost forever.”
