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Social Media Users Mock George Santos’ ‘Messy’ Reality TV Energy In Viral Photo

TikTok and Twitter users are poking fun at a sunglasses-wearing Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) for a picture that’s received vintage paparazzi shot comparisons over the weekend.

The picture, snapped by photographer John Taggart for The Washington Post, stems from the flood of cameras that surrounded Santos as he showed his support for former President Donald Trump outside of the Manhattan courthouse at his arraignment last month.

The Santos snap took off on social media after The Post used the image in its coverage of the embattled GOP lawmaker as he pleaded not guilty to 13 federal charges last week.

The shot shows Santos in a pair of shades as he faces toward cameras and looks at a microphone with a crowd of people surrounding him in New York City.

George Santos outside of Manhattan court in Manhattan, New York on April 4, 2023. John Taggart for The Washington Post via Getty Images

The Washington Post via Getty Images

TikTok user Caroline Timoney, in a post captioned “he was born for this” with over 295,000 views, said that nothing has made her laugh quite like the photo.

“So many people if they get accused of a crime they look like a mess, he has never looked better in his life,” Timoney said.

“He stepped out of the house with his shades on, he’s leaning into it, so accusation chic.”

Other users replied that the photo is Santos’ dream “REALIZED” and compared the snap to a “Glamour” shoot.

“Why’s he’s giving kendall roy after the press conference,” wrote one TikToker.

“Anna Delvey walked so he could STRUT,” wrote another.

Twitter user @AdverbReclaimer, in one viral post, remarked that the snap was “one of the hardest pictures” they’ve ever seen in their life as users weighed in on the shot’s vintage aesthetics.

“It’s sad how there’s so many barriers to entry into reality television in our country, that so many people have to start off running for office,” one user jokingly replied, “Guy just wanted to earn an honest living sewing chaos and being messy on Bravo.”

Writer John Paul Brammer, in another tweet, noted that Lindsay Lohan’s paparazzi-criticizing song “Rumors” came to mind before another Twitter user put the song to a video featuring the photo.

Santos appeared to switch his Twitter profile picture to the image in the wake of the memes.

You can read more reactions from Twitter users below.



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