Trump Jr. has been accused of using cocaine on many occasions, which has turned his alleged use into somewhat of a meme. As The Inquisitr reported, his "dancing jaw" during an appearance on Fox News last year ignited social media jokes suggesting that he is using the stimulant.

Elsewhere, Trump Jr.'s speech at the Republican National Convention sparked similar rumors due to his high energy. However, the businessman brushed off the accusations during a subsequent interview with Fox News' Steve Doocy and chalked up his demeanor to the lighting of the event. 

During his interview with Doocy, Trump Jr. slammed people who suggest he uses cocaine. According to the political activist, people are using the accusations to avoid talking about the substance of his claims. In addition, the businessman pointed to the past drug use of Democrat Joe Biden's son, who is a recovering addict.

Others have also criticized the accusations of cocaine use aimed at Trump Jr.

"btw, Cocaine is trending as Trump obsessed leftists who are  still mentally disturbed months after the election are Ironically called Don Jr a coke head. See how hypocrisy works? I expose the easily and hourly enraged nutjobs!" one user tweeted on Sunday.

As reported by Newsweek, Trump Jr. used his controversial video to criticize teachers unions that have expressed support for a slowed timeline for reopening American schools amid the coronavirus pandemic.

"The teachers unions are  out of control & are destroying our kid’s futures!" he tweeted alongside the video. 

Newsweek underlined that the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and National Education Association (NEA) — the two largest teachers unions in the country — have both supported a slower timeline for reopening public classrooms in the United States. They have received support from local teachers inions, which have continued to push for later reopening dates across America.

With the coronavirus pandemic continuing to grip the United States, the topic of reopening schools is a contentious one. According to The indy100, Democrat Joe Biden's administration has been "somewhat inconsistent" on the issue. Although the head of state said his goal is to reopen schools by April 30, he recently claimed that he would only do so for classrooms up to the 8th Grade level.

Along with his father, Trump Jr. and many in the Republican Party have pushed for a reopening of U.S. schools — along with the country's economy.