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Before he packs his bags and bids farewell to the United States, the internet's favorite German World Cup fan has one more high-profile destination to check off his list and it's a big one.
The fan, known as Freddy — who rocketed to stardom so fast during the World Cup that he was hanging out with country star Ella Langley and sitting in the Orion space capsule between German soccer matches — is visiting the White House Tuesday, Special Presidential Envoy and United States "Tourism Minister" Nick Adams tells OutKick.
German soccer fan Freddy's summer to remember concludes with a visit to the White House on Tuesday. In June, Freddy and his friends had the pleasure of meeting country star Ella Langley after a show in Oklahoma City. (FreddyLA7 / Getty Images)
"From the rolling plains and towering skylines to the unbreakable spirit of her people, America doesn't just welcome visitors, she embraces them like family, feeds them like kings, and sends them home forever changed," Ambassador Adams said in a statement provided to OutKick. "As the President's Special Envoy and the first-ever Minister of Tourism for these United States, I am honored to showcase the real America: bold, bountiful, and built on strength, freedom, and generosity that knows no equal."
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Nick Adams attends "The Power List - Germany's Top 50" honorary event at Axel Springer Hochhaus in Berlin on June 3, 2026. (Tristar Media/Getty Images)
Freddy, who is expected to fly home Thursday, is in for a treat to close out his trip.
Instead of forcing Freddy to hop in a weed smoke-filled Uber to ride over to the White House from Crystal City, Adams promises Freddy won't have to deal with some degenerate chauffeur. "The day's unforgettable itinerary will begin with a pickup in a hulking, American-made black SUV, the type of vehicle where passengers feel like the undisputed king of the road," Adams explains. "He will be greeted with sweeping views from the Speaker's Balcony of the U.S. Capitol, where the grand architecture of our Republic stands as a monument to liberty and resolve. It will continue with an exclusive monuments tour led by the Department of the Interior, illuminating the storied landmarks that tell the epic tale of American triumph."
From there, the German social media star will be treated to lunch unlike any he's had so far in the States. We're talking a tomahawk steak with a side of "golden MAHA-approved beef tallow fries, crisp onion rings, and hearty bone-in chicken wings—all paired with the coldest domestic beer our capital has to offer. This meal will be a celebration of the American ranchers and farmers who fuel our greatness," Adams continues.
Will Freddy meet with President Trump? That's still to be determined, but Adams promises he'll take our German guest on a tour of the West Wing where he can rub elbows with top White House executives.
"Driving through Ohio. Towns like this are why we’re trying to avoid the interstates and take the slower roads instead. These are the kinds of places we want to see. This feels like peak America," Freddy wrote in June of his experience traveling through Elmore, Ohio, a sleepy, but prideful village of 1,600 residents.
That video was watched 12 million times on X and caused an outpouring of emotions.
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"The folks on the coasts call the area you are in fly-over states as if they’re of no value. I’m so glad you’re going thru some of the Midwest and seeing the small-town hearts of America," X user Kristin Johnson wrote to Freddy.
She wasn't alone in praise.
"This is literally probably one of the first posts about Ohio I’ve seen on the internet that’s not making fun of it. Kudos," a gamer dad named Tom Games added.
Five days prior to the Ohio visit, Freddy slipped on a pair of cowboy boots for a special occasion. The boots were a gift from Ella Langley and her team.
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"This is the most American I‘ve ever felt," he tweeted. That night, Freddy and his buddies met Langley backstage after a performance in Oklahoma City.
Today, the road trip of a lifetime comes to an end at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, where America's favorite German fan gets the ultimate red-carpet sendoff from the heart of the Free World.
Joe Kinsey is the Senior Director of Content of OutKick.