President Barack Obama was recently joined by his "Anger Translator," Luther, played by "Key and Peele" star Keegan Michael-Key.
On Saturday, the president of the United States delivered a speech at the White House Correspondents' dinner.
When he could no longer say what he wanted to say for decorum purposes, he called Luther on to the podium and introduced him to his event guests.
Luther, who looked really mad, was welcomed with warm cheers and applauses. From then on, every statement given by the president was translated by Luther in a hilarious way, according to Access Hollywood.
At the beginning of his speech, the president said, "In our fast changing worlds, traditions like the White House Correspondents' Dinner are important."
Luther translated his statement as, "I mean really what is this dinner? And why am I required to go to it? Jeb Bush, do you really want to do this?"
President Obama also talked about a wide range of topics, including CNN's Ebola coverage, the California drought, campaign fundraising, the Obamacare, Hillary Clinton's upcoming presidential race and a whole lot more.
"Hillary will have to raise huge sums of money too," Obama told the event attendees.
"Aw yeah, she gon' get that moment. She gon' get all that money! Khaleesi is coming to Westeros!" Luther said in reference to HBO's highly-successful series, "Game of Thrones."
Meanwhile, the president discussed more serious things without the help of Luther. For instance, he spoke about the Obamacare and how it has helped citizens of the U.S. to maintain their health insurances despite unemployment, Fox6Now reported.