Kim Kardashian has broken the internet once again.
The reality television star tweeted this snap of herself promoting husband Kanye West’s line of “Yeezy” sneakers on Monday:
Like butter. #Butter350’s #Yeezy pic.twitter.com/xOf0CU0hTC
— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) August 6, 2018
But Kardashian’s bizarre and uncomfortable-looking pose captured the attention of tweeters, who began reimagining the image in all sorts of amusing ways:
— Adam Markajani✏️ (@ADAMATION) August 6, 2018
#butter350 #yeezy #TuesdayThoughts shake it to the east! #doubledutch pic.twitter.com/hn0fpckZnz
— Core-Lew (@Cllewis133) August 7, 2018
— Fabrizio🤘 (@breezy_y00) August 7, 2018
I’m trying but all these other memes are hilarious 😂😂😭 pic.twitter.com/J6esgwgIXO
— Joshua Kyle Jonathan (@JKJdot2) August 7, 2018
— Josh Stivers (@JoshStivers3723) August 7, 2018
butter pic.twitter.com/S57wQJssYd
— Samuel Brandani (@samuel_brandani) August 7, 2018
yay! pic.twitter.com/oriT4WSaKb
— Tami (@TamiDaBushPilot) August 8, 2018
— hannah gray (@hannnahgrayy) August 8, 2018
— Paint University (@MsPaintWorld) August 8, 2018
— Paint University (@MsPaintWorld) August 8, 2018
I think I understand the artistic intention: #LikeButter pic.twitter.com/RhfFCJK1sP
— Alex Goebel (@AlexGoebel22) August 8, 2018
— APRYL (@gothsexx) August 7, 2018
Like, you're out!#KimKardashian #kardashian pic.twitter.com/PdQsdnpkXU
— tHE rABID bULLFROG (@rabid_bullfrog) August 7, 2018
mood pic.twitter.com/XH6RK77xqc
— goPuff (@gopuff) August 7, 2018
@I_theGiovanni pic.twitter.com/8XcbIK9p42
— Daddy Long Legs (@I_theGiovanni) August 8, 2018
#LikeButter #Yeezy #Kardashian pic.twitter.com/E8U2LvN6C1
— VisuallyBetter (@Isuckatpicking) August 7, 2018
— cal (@calamauriii) August 7, 2018
This looks like a crime scene https://t.co/kppNtuKjmQ
— Ragnarok Lobster (@eclecticbrotha) August 6, 2018
someone dial 991 for her pic.twitter.com/cWmEjaQKgD
— F.Hegen (@f_hegen) August 6, 2018
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