Nancy Pelosi's extremely sarcastic clapping for Trump was the only highlight of the SOTU
The #PelosiClap is the power move to end all power moves.
@alexandergold, praising the House speaker’s snarky applause for President Trump during Tuesday night’s State of the Union. The president’s comment that politicians “must reject the politics of revenge, resistance and retribution” caused the California Democrat — who sat for most of the speech — to stand and clap aggressively at Trump, an action perceived as a call for him to heed his own advice. The speaker’s pointed response became an instant meme.
Pelosi's clap is the mood
— Samhita Mukhopadhyay (@TheSamhita) February 6, 2019I don’t know how we got different-colored hearts before interracial couples, but it’s about time.
Disabled emojis? Interracial couple emojis? THE WAFFLE EMOJI??!?
This is the best update yet and I can not be swayed to think otherwise. https://t.co/3Enwqcs38N
— Sarah Beth Coleman (@SarahBColeman) February 5, 2019@SarahBColeman, reacting to the 2019 crop of emojis approved by the Unicode Consortium, which will be available on mobile phones later this year. Updates include mixed-raced and mixed-gender couples as well as mechanical prosthetics, hard-of-hearing people, wheelchairs and an otter.
All of these plays are better than anything that happened during the Super Bowl.
Whoever’s running this account deserves a raise.
— Javachik (@javachik) February 5, 2019@javachik, joking about the Sacramento Kings’ Twitter thread Monday on “the absolute most exciting highlights” of their game against the San Antonio Spurs. The thread was made “in the spirit” of Sunday’s Super Bowl LIII, which was panned for being boring and was the lowest-scoring Super Bowl in history. The Kings’ tweeted highlights were similarly mundane — mainly rebounds and fouls.
man i love you guys so much
— chiho fan account (@femalesplayme) February 5, 2019Your fave could NEVER serve terrified and terrifying the way Lupita Nyong’o is on this “Us” poster.
@JarettSays, tweeting about the new poster for Jordan Peele’s horror film “Us.” Fans praised Lupita Nyong’o for bringing so much emotion to the image. Many are wildly anticipating the movie’s March release, such as @lenikacruz, who tweeted, “I’ve never been more ready to be traumatized in my life.”
this movie is gonna mess me up
— Jeanie Lindsay (@jeanjeanielindz) February 6, 2019Peele wants us nervous to enter the theater. I miss that feeling.
— Austin Shinn (@untitleduser) February 6, 2019ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7uK3SoaCnn6Sku7G70q1lnKedZLK5vNGeqqxnYmV%2BenuPa2Zpb1%2Bpv6a6w6KloGWgmrmwv8hmmqWZoGK2tHnKoqWdZZWjsrOz2GaunmWemrKledKuqq2ZmaN6s7HSrWY%3D