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Donald Trump Jr. Just Shared A Photoshopped Image Of His Dad As Baby Yoda That's Giving People The Creeps

Donald Trump Jr., the President's son, loves sharing memes of his father on social media.

He claims it is to "trigger the liberals" rather than pander to his father's supporters.


Or a desperate plea for attention.

The most recent image he's posted has many fans of Disney's The Mandalorian stewing: an image of President Trump as The Child (Baby Yoda) from the hit series.

First things first, some people wanted to make the distinction that Baby Yoda is not, in fact, the Mandalorian.

That's a completely different character.

Most people, however, were just disappointed that their favorite thing on the internet now had to be compared to President Trump.


That having been said, there are some similarities...



It's hard to imagine Baby Yoda being a big fan of the Trump administration, seeing as he is a refugee searching for a new home on new planets.

Adult Yoda and Trump do have similar speech patterns occasionally.

But for most fans, this wasn't enough to validate Trump Jr.'s terrible photo.


The more Baby Yoda the better.

It's time we take a break from corrupt politics and potential wars for some good ole' fashioned Baby Yoda time.

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