Barack Obama drops mic after final White House Correspondents’ Dinner speech

President Barack Obama is going out with a bang.

Or at least, he’s going out with a few sick berns burns.

The president gave his final White House Correspondents’ Dinner speech on Saturday night, making sure to roast presidential candidates Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton and others before he left the stage with a drop of the mic and a branded message that we think he stole from one Kobe Bryant.

Watch Obama drop the mic at the end of his last #WHCD https://t.co/W8e2bS60oa

— Brandon Wall (@Walldo) May 1, 2016

Obama poked fun at Clinton’s low approval rating and dropped a Goldman Sach’s punch-line on the Democratic candidate.

obama dragged hillary for filth!!! https://t.co/ZFP3SEYdoJ

— evy (@beyonseh) May 1, 2016

Pretty sure Hillary would like Obama's Goldman Sachs joke to go away quietly. We'll make sure it doesn't. #WHCD pic.twitter.com/1uhbjOEIuG

— ForAmerica (@ForAmerica) May 1, 2016

The president also spoke about his improving approval ratings.

RT @CNN: Obama on his approval ratings: "The last time I was this high, I was trying to decide on my major" #WHCD https://t.co/eTULCfyaTg

— Shawn Cabbagestalk (@CabbageTV) May 1, 2016

And of course, Obama poked fun at Republican front-runner Donald Trump.

Obama says he’s disappointed Trump isn’t at #WHCD because they “had so much fun last time” https://t.co/Stz8pGUA5g

— cocca (@coccacocca) May 1, 2016

Obama on Trump missing #WHCD: "Is he at home eating a Trump steak, tweeting out insults to Angela Merkel?" https://t.co/4f6uPwV9En

— CNN (@CNN) May 1, 2016

Related

Police respond to reports of a shooter at an Oregon elementary schoolNew Orleans jail worker gets 2.5 years in prison for enabling brazen 10-inmate escapeFACT FOCUS: Social media posts falsely claim ballots marked by a poll worker will be disqualifiedUS businessman whose firm invested in European soccer clubs pleads guilty to fraudSullivan, Peltola set to meet in televised debate in high-stakes Alaska US Senate raceSen. Mark Kelly bill would ban livestreamed military executions