Bernie Sanders’ latest media event for his new book took an unexpected turn when he unwittingly crashed a TikTok video. During the event, two people were dancing in the background and Bernie Sanders appeared in the background of their video, looking confused and rather bemused. The video was posted by TikTok user “taylorchamp”.
Since the incident, people have been taking to social media to joke about Bernie Sanders’ reaction. In particular, they have been using the moment to make light of the age gap between the Vermont senator and the TikTok users.
Bernie Sanders’ videobombing the TikTok video has been met with a mix of reactions. Some people have found it hilarious and delightfully awkward, while others have suggested that Bernie Sanders looks disgusted by the TikTok culture of the younger generation. This has sparked a debate about the generation gap, and the different approaches to technology that have come with it.
That’s the “wtf did I just walk into” face.
Despite the different views on the incident, it is clear that Bernie Sanders crashing a TikTok video gave us a moment that we can all appreciate and laugh about. It was a spontaneous, funny, and memorable moment that will no doubt live on in the memories of those who witnessed it. His accidental appearance in a TikTok video has certainly become a highlight of the event, and has added a touch of humor to an otherwise serious occasion.
This moment has given TikTok users and Bernie Sanders supporters an opportunity to bond over the lightheartedness of the moment. It has also opened up conversations about the differences between generations and the ways that technology can affect our lives.
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