Hilarious Obama and Biden ‘friendship’ memes to get you over the election shock

Hindustan Times | By
Nov 14, 2016 04:50 PM IST

Hilarious memes of US President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden on Donald Trump’s presidential election go viral.

While the White House gets ready to welcome its new incumbent, President Donald J Trump, Twitterati resorted to sharing hilarious memes of sassy conversations between the outgoing duo of President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden.

US President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden walk to the Oval Office after Obama’s speech post Donald Trump’s victory.(Kevin Lamarque/REUTERS)
US President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden walk to the Oval Office after Obama’s speech post Donald Trump’s victory.(Kevin Lamarque/REUTERS)

Since the successors met the predecessors at the White House on Thursday, viral memes of Obama and Biden planning pranks on Trump have stormed Twitter’s imagination.

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In a heartfelt speech after Trump’s victory, a light moment between Obama and Biden stood out. “I have lost elections before, Joe hasn’t,” joked Obama, to which Biden replied: “Remember, you beat me badly”.

This moment of banter provided Twitterati the impetus to come up with memes of the duo scheming against Trump and his VP, Pence.

The list of suggested pranks grew through the day. Some ‘memesmiths’ clearly did not want Obama and Biden to lay out the welcome carpet for their successors.

How Obama-Biden can deter President Trump from tweeting from the White House:

And one to keep Trump off the White House Netflix account:

And some ideas for pranks on Trump and his VP, Pence.

It is the end of an era, but also spells the end of one of the sweetest ‘bromance’ the White House has seen.

For social media, the current POTUS and his VP are #FriendshipGoals.

But they swear to us that they will be, “Brothers For Life.”

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    Sahiba Chawdhary was part of Hindustan Times’ nationwide network of correspondents that brings news, analysis and information to its readers.She no longer works with the Hindustan Times.

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