Know the source of the hilarious viral image of Sen. Bernie Sanders, who just sits still can become famous. It is hot on the social world as well!
Become a viral all over the world. After a picture of a man Wearing an olive-colored jacket and brown gloves, raised his hands, crossed his arms and sat cross-legged comfortably. Has been edited to parody with every situation. So many people are wondering who the man in the picture is: Bernie Sanders, 79, a Democratic Senator.
The starting point of the image is from Joe Biden’s inauguration ceremony was held on January 20, during which Sanders waited in the chair provided by the event. Picture of him sitting cross-legged Raise your hands to cross your arms The face was slightly silly Along with social spacing To catch the eye of famous photographer Brendan Smelowski, therefore took this photo “I saw Sen. Sanders. Sitting on his gloves He raised his arms across his arms and sat cross-legged. It’s a good time So I took a picture for it. ”
Of course it has become a viral. Image of Sanders Being shared all over the world online And has been edited for many parodies Either in a famous movie like Deadpool, Bird Box, or a side of the anime My Neighbor Totoro is known to reach all over the world. Every industry ever.
Even if it will be mocked But Sanders did not hold the blame. Because he understands the behavior of netizens He said in an interview about the viral image.“It’s cold in Vermont. Makes us less interested in fashion We just want to keep the body warm. And at that time i justFocus on the job right in front of me “
Sanders is also credited to Jane Ellis, a teacher in Vermont. The source of the brown glove he wore in the picture. Because she was very sad Where he withdrew from representing Democrats. Run for the presidency with Trump Therefore deposited this glove for him He also took the opportunity Take a viral picture, hilarious To make a sweater pattern for sale All proceeds will be donated to a charity. And, of course, that shirt Sold out
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