Following a meeting with President Trump in Washington D.C on Thursday in which conversation turned to the idea of Apple building a special “iPlane One” aircraft as a replacement of Air Force One, American rapper Kanye West made an impromptu appearance at Apple’s Georgetown retail store, climbing onto one of the tables in the store to give a “keynote” to customers.
Before taking to the tables of the local Apple Store, Kanye West sat with President Trump and pitched a concept, created back in 2012, of an “iPlane” found on the internet.
In full view of the media, West unlocked his iPhone revealing his passcode, 0-0-0-0-0-0, and proceeded to show President Trump images of what he referred to as an “iPlane One”, a hydrogen-powered plane he wants Apple to work on.
What we want to start with is – I brought a gift with me here – this right here is the iPlane One. It’s a hydrogen-powered plane, and this is what our president should be flying in. We’re going to have Apple, an American company, work on this plane.
Following the “iPlane One” pitch, Kanye took to Apple’s Georgetown retail store to tell customers during a tabletop “keynote” he made a new “Make America Great Again” hat for Trump that drops the “again” part, finishing his keynote telling the crowds he’s going to Africa.