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The Trump administration isn't even trying to hide the aliens anymore bro

@mostlyhumour.ig

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Why it worked

The post leverages a viral, absurd conspiracy theory meme that invites audience participation and debate in the comments, which boosts algorithmic reach.

Summary

This is a meme post featuring photos of women in political settings, humorously suggesting they are aliens due to their appearance. The creator uses the post to drive engagement and followers to their account.

Structure

1Hook slide with text and three photos of women
2Close-up of the first woman
3Close-up of the second woman
4Close-up of the third woman

Call to action

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On-screen text

The Trump administration isn't even trying to hide the aliens anymore bro Mostly Humour @mostlyhumour WHY IS HER NECK SO LONG!!!!!!!?????? 😭

Original caption

Apparently, the White House isn't even trying to hide the aliens anymore 💀 Follow @mostlyhumour for more such internet moments and political memes. A viral post jokingly claims that the Trump administration has stopped hiding aliens, using three photos of blonde women in formal, political-style outfits as the punchline. The internet immediately ran with the joke, turning their distinctive appearances into an extraterrestrial conspiracy meme. People in the replies started pointing out everything from unusually long-looking necks to possible photo editing, making the whole thing even more absurd. It's classic internet satire: take a few photos, add one ridiculous caption, and suddenly everyone is investigating a fictional alien invasion. Credits: Original photographers/rightsholders unidentified. Fair use disclaimer: This content is shared for commentary, criticism, news reporting, and entertainment purposes. All rights belong to their respective owners. No copyright infringement intended.