"RIP America" Trends As The World Reacts To Trump Presidency
9 November 2016, 11:33 | Updated: 9 November 2016, 12:05
See some of the best, the worst, and the most hilarious reactions here.
Whatever your political persuasion, it's hard not to be swept by the reactions following Trump's election win.
On Twitter #RIPAmerica began to quickly trend, displaying a variety of reactions from across the globe.
See some of the best here, and be warned: these tweets may contain anger, humour, hyperbole, and a lot of swearing.
Some Twitter users were remarkably stoic, or even positive about the result. However, most people weren't so happy. In fact they were downright disgusted by it.
I feel like the flags should be flown at half mast today #RIPAmerica
— Jacob Strole (@StroleDaddy2) November 8, 2016
A day to remember 9/11
— Luke Furnival (@LukeJFurnival) November 9, 2016
A day to forget 11/9 #Trump #ElectionNight #ripamerica
Americans take choosing their McDonald's order more seriously than choosing their next president #ripamerica #ElectionNight
— Luke Furnival (@LukeJFurnival) November 9, 2016
congratulations America, you just elected hitler the second #electionday #ripamerica #HesNotMyPresident #DonaldTrump
— it's tay (@1Daficionado) November 9, 2016
11/9 and 9/11, both are the biggest disaster in American's history #RIPAmerica #USElection2016 #ElectionNight #trumpwins
— Nurulia (@nurulia_nns) November 9, 2016
But as usual, others used the opportunity to have a good ol' laugh about it... or at least a little giggle.
"We have to go back"#ElectionNight #USElection2016 #Trump pic.twitter.com/NQ4nR1c35V
— Maurice van Berkel (@Mvan_berkel) November 9, 2016
This guy posted an EXTREMELY close to the bone version of the Statue of Liberty:
Trump's new Statue of Liberty design.#debate #debatenight #trump pic.twitter.com/gm78h6oKn6
— Maurice van Berkel (@Mvan_berkel) October 19, 2016
While another simply suggested even Lady Liberty herself was even running scared:
Who did this? #ElectionNight #TrumpWins #RIPAmerica pic.twitter.com/s0iVUx6I3j
— ☆⇝Adnan⇜☆ (@AdnanBonafide) November 9, 2016
And - according to this tweet - some smart arse even changed Wikipedia's list of deaths to reflect the trend.
Well done to whoever did this. #RIPAmerica pic.twitter.com/Q5LFsrTiVB
— Pedro (@sideshowbawbag) November 9, 2016
And, well, this speaks for itself...
Live footage from Trump's presser #thedarkesttimeline pic.twitter.com/VKamJ9yjAE
— Kyle Feldscher (@Kyle_Feldscher) March 29, 2016
However, these lot just used their words:
Worst. Series finale. Ever.#ElectionNight #Election2016#RipAmerica
— natebuckwell (@natebuckwell) November 9, 2016
Going from Michelle Obama to Melania Trump is like going from the iPhone 7 plus to a Nokia #ripamerica
— Jay Walton (@jaywaltn) November 9, 2016
It's ok America, Kanye West 2020 will fix everything #RIPAmerica #USElection2016 #trumpwins
— Bene Fits (@Bene_fits1) November 9, 2016
Well, at least we think that last one was funny...
After all, if you don't laugh...
Photo: Twitter/AdnanBonafide
