Accidental Trump tweet becomes Internet meme

An accidental tweet by President Trump quickly turned into an Internet meme on Saturday, as users added their own endings to the single-word tweet.

Trump mistakenly tweeted “We” on Saturday afternoon, and though it was quickly deleted, Twitter users seized on the mistaken tweet by turning it into a full sentence or offering mock interpretations of the tweet’s meaning.

In that moment, he became President. pic.twitter.com/iLJVeGddbV

— Franklin Leonard (@franklinleonard) May 13, 2017

“The President’s tweet speaks for itself.”
-Sean Spicer, tomorrow pic.twitter.com/ERGhks8kYI

— Justin (@CitchyIncognito) May 13, 2017

…WILL WE WILL ROCK YOU pic.twitter.com/l2Iioxip7a

— Jessica Huseman (@JessicaHuseman) May 13, 2017

are NEVER, EVER, EVER / getting back to political stability in this country pic.twitter.com/3XAUXBhm6F

— Kevin O’Keeffe (@kevinpokeeffe) May 13, 2017

Fixed pic.twitter.com/Lk4BXu6nkb

— Alex Kantrowitz (@Kantrowitz) May 13, 2017

@realDonaldTrump was about to tweet out some shade and Kellyanne/Reince pulled the phone away just in time. #We pic.twitter.com/A8PvNy5qgR

— Eric Shaffer (@LordShaffy) May 13, 2017

Just sent his very first tweet all by himself? #we pic.twitter.com/qf3QXInvAt

— Morgan Krauss (@MorganKrauss) May 13, 2017

{mosads}A former aide to Hillary Clinton also used the tweet to start a #we hashtag, encoring Twitter users to “tell Trump how you really feel.”

Use #We now and tell Trump how you really feel! pic.twitter.com/IU00s2zdOX

— Adam Parkhomenko (@AdamParkhomenko) May 13, 2017

#We shall overcome – sooner than you think.

— Adam Parkhomenko (@AdamParkhomenko) May 13, 2017

#We stand with the freedom of the press to do their job and will not let you take away the White House press briefings

— Adam Parkhomenko (@AdamParkhomenko) May 13, 2017