President Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un impersonators spotted (s)trolling down the streets in Seoul

On February 8, various comments came pouring in through online community boards and social media of pedestrians who spotted the two impersonators together onsite. The two interacted with the people on the streets, talking and even hugging one another in the busy streets of Myeongdong.

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It was revealed that the two figures were already well-known cosplayers. The person cosplaying the Dictator of the North with the name Kim Jong Um is Howard from Hong Kong. He currently resides in Austraila.

Howard had previously gained attention when he decided to cosplay as Kim Jong Un at a marathon event in Hong Kong back in 2013. He then went on to star in commercials and music videos.

On the flip side, taking on the role of Donald Trump was cosplayer Dennis Allen from Chicago. Dennis also boosted his career as an actor perfectly portraying the U.S. president with his distinct gestures and facial expressions. He recently landed a gig for a dentist ad.

The two celebrities visited Korea in light of the '2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics'.

Baffled by the random encounter, people passing by laughed out loud and stopped to shake hands with 'Trump' and 'Kim Jong Un'. 

The two even crashed the opening ceremonies by going to the media section but they were quickly escorted back to their seats.

Here is video of the Donald Trump and Kim Jung Un impersonates being asked to leave and escorted back to their seats

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Meanwhile, the real President Trump and leader Kim Jong Un did not attend the Winter Games opening ceremony in Pyeongchang.In their stead, the U.S. Vice President Mike Pence, second lady Karen Pence, and Kim Jong Un's sister Kim Yeo Jong attended the opening ceremony on February 9.