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Why Abdul El-Sayed’s ‘JD, habibi’ is going viral online

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Briefings

A Michigan Senator-elect named Abdul El-Sayed went viral online after using the phrase 'JD, habibi' to mock JD Vance during a speech. The phrase became widely shared on social media platforms following the event. The source material provides no details on the specific speech content, the duration of the viral spread, or the exact number of shares or views recorded.

Key points

• Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed used the phrase 'JD, habibi' to mock JD Vance in a speech.
• The phrase 'JD, habibi' became viral online immediately after El-Sayed's speech.

Context

This event occurred in the United States during the 2026 election cycle, involving a Michigan Senator-elect and JD Vance. The phrase 'JD, habibi' is a known internet meme, and its usage by El-Sayed likely amplified its reach through existing social media trends.

Limitations

The evidence is extremely limited, consisting only of a single sentence describing the event. Specific details such as the exact date of the speech, the number of shares, the number of views, or the specific social media platforms where the phrase went viral are not provided in the source.

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