Vice Prez Joe Biden has always been a meme-generating wild man. But after Donald Trump’s big win, the internet went into Biden overdrive.
The first thing to know: There are many styles in the Biden meme universe. The one that recently caught fire is known as “Prankster Joe Biden.” Typically it’s a screenshot of a simple dialogue exchange between Biden and buddy Barack Obama. Here’s a favorite:
Biden: Can I use the bat signal?
Obama: Joe, I already told you, I’m not Batman.
Biden: But Gotham needs you.
Obama: Please stop.
Biden might be on his way out, but these memes will live forever.
TOM HORGEN
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