Obama cries as Aretha Franklin proves why she's the queen of soul

(UK) Guardian ^ | December 30, 2015 | Simon Hattenstone

[Zakeet]

Singing (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman, Franklin brought a tear to the president's eye and sent Carole King, the song's composer, into meltdown

[Snip]

President Obama is wiping away tears before Aretha's even done with the first verse.

[Zakeet]

For some reason, the Weepy Wee Wee especially likes the song (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman ...

[tumblindice]

What a pussy.

[DoughtyOne]

On the far right, is he walking Michelle?

[Perseverando]

When I think about what Obama has done to America I get teary eyed too. Then I get mad!

[Politicalkiddo]

She’s still alive?

[xrmusn]

Now why am I not surprised that ‘You make me feel like a woman’ would make BO cry..

Wonder if Boehmer was invited for the cryfest?

[Responsibility2nd]

Not just a pussy.

A Total Pussy. Remember?

[PROCON]

[dead]

Obama cries when he farts.

[Spruce]

He’s stoned

[Cowboy Bob]

Beat me to it!

[advertising guy]

bttt

[CivilWarBrewing]

What's up with Mooch's shoulders? That's a MAN, baby!

[CaptainK]

John Boehner gives his seal of approval.

[tumblindice]

[Gay State Conservative]

I’ll bet there were no tears when he saw CNN report that Ambassador Stevens had been murdered and dragged through the streets of Benghazi.

[Kirkwood]

It’s not normal to start blubbering over a song you’ve heard sung a hundred times. Maybe if it were your daughter singing it, but not this.

[JudyinCanada]

Wait a minute. Hold on there. What’s a “natural” woman? Is “Caitlyn” not a natural woman? Doesn’t natural mean made by nature, as in born a woman? This sounds VERY discriminatory to me. Maybe that’s why he was crying. What a pansy.

[JudyinCanada]

He was crying because he knows Michelle was being turned on by the song, and he’d have THAT to look forward to later on.

[A_perfect_lady]

She’s a great singer, but I never liked that song. Even when I was 10 and my mom had the Carole King album, I’d skip over that song, thinking, “What did you feel like before? A fire hydrant?”