The Persian comedy film 'Tehran 57' features a humorous scene where a young Donald Trump lookalike performs a dance reminiscent of the YMCA to Iranian pop music. This scene plays on a long-standing, yet debunked, rumor that President Trump visited Iran prior to the 1979 Islamic Revolution to purchase the Ramsar Hotel and establish a casino. The film, which was released in December, is set against the backdrop of late 1970s Tehran and portrays the involvement of Iranians in investment projects backed by affluent American businessmen. The character initially declines an invitation to dance but soon joins in, showcasing a playful interpretation of Trump's signature dance moves. In recent months, the YMCA dance has become a symbol of celebration among some Iranians, particularly in response to U.S. military strikes that targeted Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Notably, the photograph that sparked the rumor surrounding Trump's supposed visit was actually taken in Atlantic City in 1988, with no credible evidence supporting the claim of his travels to Iran.