A Russian singer linked to the infamous 2016 Trump Tower meeting released a music video Monday trolling the allegations of ties between the Trump campaign and Russia and depicting figures from adult film star Stormy Daniels to President Trump himself.

Emin Agalarov, whose message to music publicist Rob Goldstone set off the chain of events leading to the New York meeting between Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya and Trump campaign officials, references some of the allegations surrounding possible Russian collusion throughout the video for “Got Me Good.”

Trump’s team had been told that Veselnitskaya could offer damaging information on then-Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. 

The video begins with a hacker accessing security footage of a hotel where both a Trump impersonator and Agalarov are meeting. Agalarov hands Trump a briefcase before both men enter a hotel room, where they are joined by three women.

{mosads}Later, Agalarov is joined by both “Ivanka Trump” and “Hillary Clinton” in a nightclub, where they down shots of vodka.

Daniels, the adult film star who alleges to have had an affair with Trump, also gets a quick impersonation, as does Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.

The video shows Trump being erased out of some footage, with the hacker ultimately revealed to be North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

Trump reportedly met Agalarov in 2013 at the Miss Universe pageant in Moscow, and the two families have stayed in touch since.

Trump has referred to his 2013 trip to the pageant as his “weekend in Moscow,” and actually appeared in one of Agalarov’s music videos that year.

Salacious, unverified allegations in included in the so-called Steele dossier of opposition research on Trump are also purported to have taken place during the Moscow trip.