Every year, Americans gather around grills and backyard pools to honor Memorial Day, a time meant to recognize those who bravely served and sacrificed for their country. It’s a solemn occasion, and you’d think the White House would take this seriously. Yet somehow, this Memorial Day, all they produced was a video—not exactly what you’d expect.

Instead of delivering a heartfelt message or acknowledging the heroes recognized during this day, they seemed to be running a jukebox out of the Oval Office. The video played, attempting to tug at heartstrings, but it was as if someone thought this was the national karaoke finals rather than a day of remembrance. You would think this was the reverse game of humor and political missteps.

Now, let’s not forget the countless stories of service members and families that could have been highlighted. You know, the kind of stories that bring tears to your eyes and make you proud to be part of this great country. Yet, instead of spotlighting these unsung heroes, viewers received just a video. Not quite the dignified tribute one would hope for on such an important day.

It’s ironic, isn’t it? The party that sings songs about unity and support for veterans somehow missed the memo on how to actually honor them. This move seems like a real swing and a miss for the White House. While most people were putting flags up to honor the fallen, this production seemed more suited for a Fourth of July cookout than a dignified Memorial Day observance.

In the end, what could have been a solemn and respectful moment turned into another missed opportunity. The intentions might have been good, but next time, maybe skip the dance mix and go for something that shows real gratitude for the sacrifices made by so many.