Trump Kids' Appeal to Millennials Becomes Laughingstock on Twitter

Trump memes win the internet after new ad attempts to appeal to millennials.

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Donald Trump's attempt to reach millennial voters with his own childrens' faces has backfired in a most spectacular (and hilarious) fashion. Yesterday, Donald Trump Jr. tweeted out a photo of himself and his two oldest siblings in order to appeal to the younger voter base. The Internet heard his call and responded with a resounding thud from its intended audience, many of whom said the photo looked more like a horror movie promo than a call to voters.

The image features all three of Trump's eldest children staring seemingly dead-eyed into the camera. Eric, the youngest, hovers ominously in back. The photo included the hashtags #millennialsfortrump and #studentsfortrump. "This is not a Republican vs Democrat election," the photo read. "This is about an insider versus an outsider."

Twitter responded hilariously. Seth Myers tweeted out:

Such a great job cropping the corn out of this photo pic.twitter.com/0N2sikAwSf

— Seth Meyers (@sethmeyers) September 3, 2016

Hughes Johnson said:

This picture of the Trump kids looks like the VHS cover of a late 90s teen horror movie. pic.twitter.com/Q6DYoOC1PR

— pat tobin (@tastefactory) September 3, 2016

According to Pat Tobin: 

pic.twitter.com/j1On2I3LST

— Clara Jeffery (@ClaraJeffery) September 3, 2016

Emily Nussbaum hit the nail on the head:

pic.twitter.com/lwPxGx0JVl

— Clara Jeffery (@ClaraJeffery) September 3, 2016

Many people pointed out the likenesses the Trump clan bears to unpopular historical figures and the actors who played them:

pic.twitter.com/nDVOdK0cUp

— Clara Jeffery (@ClaraJeffery) September 3, 2016

And let's not forget the American Psycho likeness! Yikes.

Or this:

Some referenced more modern movies:

Others just cracked everyone up:

The Trump campaign has yet to respond to the memes.

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