Joe Biden’s fall on air force One steps is his first meme as president
The 78-year-old US President has only been in the job two months but already he’s being turned into a meme.
President Biden’s bad trip has become quite the meme drop on Twitter.
The 78-year-old Biden slipped on stairs while boarding air force One Friday, following in the temporarily unstable footsteps of President Gerald Ford.
But the commander in chief’s loose footing has let loose a firestorm of memes and jokes, marking, despite his other gaffes, his first meme as president.
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And the jokes certainly didn’t fall flat.
Twitter’s constant commenter Chrissy Teigen weighed in, quipping: “We should all hope to one day trip on the way up to our personal jet.”
we should all hope to one day trip on the way up to our personal jet
— chrissy teigen (@chrissyteigen) March 19, 2021
Did Jennifer Lawrence possess Biden's body momentarily there? https://t.co/lGcttWua8a
— Cain ð¸ (@islut4tulsi) March 19, 2021
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“Chair Force One,” tweeted gun rights advocate Kyle Kashuv, sharing a photoshopped image of the president sitting on an Easy Climber stair lift on the air force One staircase.
Chair Force One pic.twitter.com/f4hDsXAX0T
— Kyle Kashuv (@KyleKashuv) March 19, 2021
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Other Twitter users similarly poked fun at the oldest person to assume the presidency.
Several others compared Biden’s tumble to previous famous falls. “Did Jennifer Lawrence possess Biden’s body momentarily there?” wrote one Twitter user, recalling the time the actress fell at the Oscars.
Probably due to the high influx of new Biden memes.pic.twitter.com/2PMvO7lxWthttps://t.co/Khb7rw4KeV
— Benny (@bennyjohnson) March 19, 2021
One account likened it to another popular meme that depicts a man falling down a flight of red-carpeted stairs — which, despite having been long debunked, users claim to be Jason DeRulo.
“No one is safe from the NFL’s rushing leader #Bidenfall,” wrote the Pro Football Network, sharing an image of Tennessee Titans player Derrick Henry seemingly rushing at Biden.
“OK OK it makes sense now,” tweeted one user, collaging together a clip of former President Donald Trump, 74, hitting a golf ball that lands on Biden’s head and causes the fall.
joe biden has fallen down the air force one stairs #bidenfallpic.twitter.com/fjUU2L8S72
— cassie (@goretzkakimmich) March 19, 2021
BREAKING: Joe Biden and Jason Derulo simultaneously fall down Air Force One pic.twitter.com/SAqnASj59w
— christopher (@Cjdeck1) March 19, 2021
No one is safe from the NFL's rushing leader #Bidenfallpic.twitter.com/0ppvftH47N
— Pro Football Network (@PFN365) March 19, 2021
Joe Biden vs Sasuke was the greatest anime battle. Don't @ me.#Bidenfallpic.twitter.com/UyJwSzhAsA
— ð®ðð¢ð (@ColadaDerrick) March 19, 2021
Ok ok it makes sense now #Bidenfallpic.twitter.com/LIBpYWw0Dg
— Colo303 (@gril887) March 19, 2021
“Joe Biden vs Sasuke was the greatest anime battle,” tweeted one user with a composite photo of Biden and manga character Sasuke Uchiha.
Others connected the stumble with the fact that Instagram briefly went down on Friday.
“Me heading over to Twitter to see if Instagram is down for everyone,” one user wrote, illustrating the struggle with raw footage of Biden’s butterfeet.
Some Twitter users, however, have taken over #BidenFall to show support for the president.
Me heading over to Twitter to see if Instagram is down for everyone #instagramdown#bidenfallpic.twitter.com/hpLEtug4Xk
— Emily Ledesma (@Pagemaster4Life) March 19, 2021
“#BidenFall is trending so a reminder that under Biden deaths have fallen each week and we just hit 100M vaccination shots,” human rights lawyer Qasim Rashid tweeted.
“The story ain’t about President Biden tripping as he entered air force One. It’s about how quickly he got back up,” tweeted DNC adviser Scott Dworkin.
The White House blamed the weather for the incident.
“It’s pretty windy outside. It’s very windy. I almost fell coming up the steps myself,” White House deputy press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters.
This article originally appeared on the New York Post and was reproduced with permission.