Barron Trump’s voice has become a hot topic online, with many drawing surprising comparisons to a famous actor. Social media users are now claiming that the youngest Trump sounds strikingly similar to Gen-Z heartthrob Timothée Chalamet. This chatter follows months of fascination with Barron’s unexpectedly deep voice, a stark contrast to his younger years.
Interestingly, Barron’s voice evolution has been a journey. Just a few weeks ago, a clip from the early 2000s resurfaced, showing a preschool-aged Barron speaking with a strong Slovenian accent—much like his mother, Melania Trump. The video, which features Barron excitedly talking about taking his suitcase to school, sparked a wave of memes, jokes, and even musical remixes. Fast forward to today, and the now 18-year-old Barron, who graduated high school in May 2024, has not only outgrown his baby voice but also his childhood accent.
A New Voice, a New Era
Barron’s voice took center stage in Art of the Surge, a documentary covering Donald Trump’s 2024 election campaign. In one scene, Barron is seen greeting people alongside his father. With his towering height already drawing attention, his deep, polished voice surprised many. During the film, Barron warmly greeted UFC CEO Dana White, saying, “Hello, how are you? It’s good to finally meet you.” Social media quickly picked up on the similarities between Barron’s voice and that of Dune actor Timothée Chalamet. One user on X (formerly Twitter) exclaimed, “Why does Barron Trump sound like Timothée Chalamet?” Another echoed, “Omg… he sounds like Timothée Chalamet.”
Are Barron and Timothée Likely to Bond?
While fans are entertained by the comparison, the idea of Barron and Chalamet becoming friends seems far-fetched. Timothée Chalamet has been vocal about his disdain for Donald Trump. Back in 2020, as the presidential election loomed, Chalamet urged his Instagram followers to vote Trump out, even going so far as to call him a profane name. After Joe Biden’s victory, the Call Me By Your Name star celebrated the defeat but hasn’t commented on Trump’s 2024 political comeback.
Chalamet has explained his passion for political activism, especially among younger generations. In a 2019 interview with i-D Magazine, he said, “There was a complacency in previous generations that everything was fine, but that’s not the case now. People our age are much more engaged, and that’s a good thing.”
While Barron and Chalamet’s voices may be alike, their worlds and ideologies couldn’t be more different.