‘Get A Room!’ The Obamas’ ‘Sexy’ Date Advice Video Raises The Temperature
Former President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama turned up the heat to lure young love to the newly opened Obama Presidential Center in Chicago.
One commenter noticed the chemistry between the two in the viral Instagram video shared Monday, declaring, "I'ma need you two to get a room!"
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The former FLOTUS notes in the caption that she and hubby went to a museum on a first date and that it could work for other couples with "just the right vibe for you and your boo."
She says in the clip, "This would have been the date here. This would have been like, 'Oh, this dude is cool.' And then this is a sexy environment, I'm sorry, this is a date vibe."
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The ex-commander in chief coos, "Mmmmhmmmm."
Michelle Obama then continued to promote the center's passion-stirring properties.
"And there's those cozy sofas after you've had a date and then you put your arm around your date, and then we talk about life," she said as Barack Obama put his arm around her. "And it gives you a chance to see if your date knows anything about the world."
The two-term Democratic president blurted out, "A tip for all the young men out there!"
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Michelle Obama playfully upped the amorous ante, reminding those on a night out to relax on the grass.
"Bring a blanket," her husband interjected.
"Then oh, and if you'd brought a blanket. Points! I'm sorry this was supposed to be quick," she agreed.
"I'm just saying," her husband cut in.
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"Good date place!" the ex-first lady concluded.
Barack Obama and Michelle Obama read Maurice Sendak's "Where The Wild Things Are" to school children at the Obama Presidential Center. Win McNamee via Getty Images
