Barack Obama Has Internet Going Wild After Discovering He Follows Adult Star
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Twitter users had a meltdown after discovering that former president Barack Obama follows a porn star on Twitter.
Adult actress Sara Jay found herself trending on Twitter last Saturday after internet users noticed that Obama was one of her 1.1 million followers. The New York Post reported that Jay initially found herself trending as many joked that men no longer have sports to watch due to the coronavirus outbreak.
However, new tweets began to surface after finding out that Obama was linked to the account, which prompted some funny responses from users. “Seeing Sara Jay trending made me feel even more connected to Barack Obama. My man,” one user joked.
Others, however, were concerned for his marriage, with several guessing what Michelle Obama’s reaction would be if she found out about the news. They posted the popular GIF of Michelle snatching Barack’s phone with captions like, “Michelle when she realizes why Sara Jay is trending.”
Check out more responses below.
- Sees that Sara Jay is top trending
— Tyler Freshcorn (@tyler_freshcorn) March 14, 2020
- Sees that Sara Jay has a Twitter account
- Sees who is following Sara Jay
2020 is WEEEEEIIIIIIRD pic.twitter.com/tcL1a4u9H4
woke up to see Barack Obama following Sara Jay pic.twitter.com/q1wA0SrG0b
— KB824 (@kanimepapii) March 14, 2020
Michelle’s about to do MORE than snatching Barack Obama phone. He’s finna be IN TROUBLE. 😳 He better unfollow Sara Jay. 💀💀 pic.twitter.com/tMWwqXlnix
— Donny ™🇯🇲 (@DonnyNewYork) March 14, 2020
Idk bout y’all, but seeing Sara Jay trending made me feel even more connected to @BarackObama. My man.
— kinbo___ (@chrissybutts) March 14, 2020
Obama after Michelle leave the house and that new premium Sara Jay video hit the internet. pic.twitter.com/CxEATgCGyo
— Hamezzzzzzzzzzzz (@lol_Ham3z) March 14, 2020
Michelle Obama when she realize why Sara Jay is trending on twitter. pic.twitter.com/OEmuwVtMpB
— RIP #24 (@DineroDolo) March 14, 2020
[via New York Post, opening image via Alessia Pierdomenico / Shutterstock.com]
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