President Donald Trump was heckled again on Wednesday over his ties to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Shortly after Trump began his remarks at a rally in Chillicothe, Ohio, the heckler began to sing his merciless song – much to the dismay of both Trump and the crowd.

“TRUMP WENT ON THE JEFFREY EPSTEIN PLANE! TRUMP WENT ON THE JEFFREY EPSTEIN PLANE!” absurdist activist Robert Potylo sang to the tune of the Village People’s “YMCA” as the crowd booed.

“Butterscotch shitler! Pumpkin spice pedo!” Potylo, who goes by Robby Roadsteamer on social media, yelled. “Butterscotch shitler! Pumpkin spice pedo!”

Epstein, who died in prison in 2019 in an apparent suicide, was once close friends with Trump. Last February, Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) revealed that Trump’s name appeared in the unredacted versions of the Epstein Files “more than a million times.”

Potylo told HuffPost shortly after the rally that he did have a physical encounter with one Trump supporter.

“One of the fucking shit-clowns knocked my phone out of my hand,” Potylo said.

“I grab the phone under the bench because they weren’t going to let me have it, and I would have been completely fucked,” he added.

Potylo said that because of his previous instances of heckling MAGA figures, he shaved his beard for the first time in 20 years, hoping security or one of Trump’s supporters wouldn’t recognize him. Potylo added that he wanted to make his move very early in Trump’s remarks to avoid suffering through the full hours-long speech.

“I don’t want to fucking listen to him. So generally, just like with Steve Bannon, I usually try – and also I got Charlie Kirk – and all three of them. It’s like I’m not sitting around for this. They’re all within the first five minutes of their speeches,” Potylo said.

After his outburst, security escorted Potylo from the rally before handing him over to local police. The officer took steps to ensure he was not accosted by any Trump supporters outside the building.

Absurdist activist Robert Potylo attended President Donald Trump's rally in Chillicothe, Ohio, on Oct. 28, 2026.

Robert Potylo

Potylo has built an online following by trolling Trump and his allies over the years. In 2024, he heckled former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon at a press conference after Bannon was released from prison.

“When’s the next insurrection?” Potylo asked. “Can we storm the Burger King after this?”

After the heckling, Trump claimed that Potylo was a “paid protester” and was given $250 to show up at the rally. But Potylo said he made a lot more than that in donations after the video went viral on social media.