Oaks, Pennsylvania - Donald Trump recently hosted a town hall event, which was awkwardly derailed by medical emergencies and the former president's love for music.

On Monday night, Trump and South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem held an event at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center, where he hoped to rally support in the battleground state ahead of Election Day.

After taking only a few questions, the event was halted after two seperate audience members required medical attention.

As the crowd waited to continue, Trump called upon his staff to play one of his favorite songs – Ave Maria.

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"Would anybody else like to faint? Please raise your hand," Trump joked as the second crowd member was being helped.

After both emergencies were handled, the crowd expected the event to continue, but Trump instead asked his staff to keep playing his favorite songs, including Time to Say Goodbye by Andrea Bocelli and Luciano Pavarotti and It's A Man's Man's Man's World by James Brown, as he gently rocked and bobbed to the music.

Trump did eventually address the crowd again, vowing to take another question, but after ranting for a bit about the "spirit" of MAGA and how "evil" Democrats are, he ordered his production crew to play YMCA by the Village People "nice and loud" and did his iconic double fist-pumping dance to close out the event.

The awkward conclusion to Trump's rally has been ridiculed on social media, with many critics calling into question Trump's mental health, as he has recently refused to release a thorough medical update ahead of election day.

Kamala Harris, Trump's Democratic rival in the race, shared a clip of the event, which her campaign described as the former president looking "lost, confused, and frozen." In a caption included with her post, Harris wrote, "Hope he's okay."

Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung had a much different take, as he shared in a post that "something very special is happening in Pennsylvania right now," adding Trump is "unlike any politician in history, and it's great."