Whenever the leaders of seven of the most influential countries in the world meet it’s almost inevitable that there will be memes and this year’s G7 Summit is not disappointing.
We’ve already seen the memes of Joe Biden reassuringly patting Boris Johnson on the back on a beach in Cornwall and now we’ve got an incredibly awkward picture of the seven world leaders on a platform all socially distanced from each other.
g7 family photo https://t.co/91kf1eQkGa— Justin Sink (@Justin Sink) 1623418298
The leaders of the US, UK, France, Italy, Germany, Canada and Japan, along with representatives from the UN and EU all posed on the platform which looked more like something from an album cover or a superhero film than an important political event.
Inevitably the memes and jokes arrived and they were pretty hilarious, to say the least.
Name the band https://t.co/7NYl2oNcqj— Jim Sciutto (@Jim Sciutto) 1623422312
Now THAT is day and date release synergy https://t.co/H8XbmvjXci— Eric Alt 🐋 (@Eric Alt 🐋) 1623419299
Just before The Apprentice contestants get split into teams https://t.co/ZtWhKvfqUk— Hannah Jane Parkinson (@Hannah Jane Parkinson) 1623421528
@ShieldHero85 This is what came to my mind. Might be a bit subtle. Anyone for a game of skittles?? https://t.co/GNZFOlFiL4— Steve Brady (@Steve Brady) 1623436490
@activrightbrain Limited edition https://t.co/qOKrTlRTcM— 🄳🄰🅅🄸🄳 🄲🄷🄾🅆 (@🄳🄰🅅🄸🄳 🄲🄷🄾🅆) 1623420189
International summit family photos are my favorite brand of awkward fam photo. https://t.co/HdjvWpRYRW— Alyssa Farah Griffin (@Alyssa Farah Griffin) 1623434968
just doesn’t even compare https://t.co/t2CVC0Mmms https://t.co/pjOWf3iMpE— Ronnie Biggs (@Ronnie Biggs) 1623432581
'Kirk to Enterprise, 9 to beam up' https://t.co/XgtFvXBnYt— Angry Robot (@Angry Robot) 1623424560
Aliens, if you're listening, they're ready to be beamed up now.👽🛸🔻 https://t.co/9Id3WOZHaF— Kyle Becker (@Kyle Becker) 1623422689
next season of broadchurch looks shit https://t.co/obmsbcImVQ— David Mack (@David Mack) 1623420697
Memes aside, the summit has seen the seven pledge to vaccinate one billion people against coronavirus worldwide this year. The G7 will go on until Sunday with other key topics besides the pandemic set to be the climate crisis and economics. South Africa, Australia, India and South Korea have also been invited to take part in the talks.