These are the best memes from Justin Trudeau's speaking moistly moment
Canada's leader in this time of crisis, Justin Trudeau, managed to enter the word "moistly" into our coronavirus lexicon yesterday and we haven't stopped cringing since.
The Prime Minister used the term "speaking moistly" during a press conference on Tuesday afternoon with regards to wearing masks to protect others from potentially moist speech.
Trudeau just said masks prevent people from "speaking moistly" on each other. #speakingmoistly pic.twitter.com/DUthzc6XCA
— Jenn Wallis (@DameWallis) April 7, 2020
The result has been cannon fire of amazing memes that brought some fun to this otherwise challenging time.
Trudeau's daily pressers are typically pragmatic in nature, but this one was different.
When Justin Trudeau says “speaking moistly” pic.twitter.com/4BupDVeFdm
— j 🥑🍞 (@javocadotoast) April 7, 2020
Folks were reminded that, should you decide to speaking moistly, aim to stand at least two metres or a hockey stick apart.
Speak moistly and carry a 2m stick.
— Paul Fairie (@paulisci) April 7, 2020
Someone else decided that the moment was even worthy of its own Canadian Heritage Minute.
And we're all wondering when this will come out.
Finally have time to work on my Justin Trudeau erotic fan fiction novel #speakingmoistly #Trudeau pic.twitter.com/OhPQIsbBGD
— For Foxx Sake (@MrKevinFoxx) April 7, 2020
Then there's this.
There's been no shortage of ways people have been getting creative, like making a remix of Jason Derulo's "Talk Dirty" to include our dear PM.
Ok, clearly I had time on my hands!! Ya’ll were thinking it.. or you are now! Sorry @jasonderulo 😂😂 #Trudeau #cdnpoli #moistly @JustinTrudeau @BuzzFeed @blogTO pic.twitter.com/hf5AAeIcnN
— Maurie Sherman (@DamnitMaurie) April 8, 2020
Or making what might be the hottest jam of the pandemic.
I know everyone feels like crap right now so here is a REMIX of Justin Trudeau saying "Speaking Moistly"#speakingmoistly #Trudeau #moistly #moistlyspeaking #COVID19 #Canada #memesdaily #remix pic.twitter.com/kKVVcA91mV
— BudrinoPolitics (@BudrinoPolitics) April 8, 2020
Canadians have adopted the term and made it their own.
And found create ways to incorporate it into their self-quarantine hobbies.
One of Trudeau's daily pressers also inspired someone to create a LEGO version recently. With any luck, we'll be blessed with more iconic moments.
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