Charles Philip Arthur George, aka Charles III, is officially crowned King of England on May 6. The coronation ceremony, which took place at the Anglican church of Westminster Abbey in London, is said to be splendid and far away. flowers, overflowing with gold and silver and jewels. blinded by all the unending sparkle. Never mind the difficulties of living in the UK thanks exorbitant cost of living because about 40 percent of the population is get ready to fall into povertyThe coronation ceremony was lavish and over-the-top.
But we’re not here to talk about that. Instead, we’ll look at memes inspired by that coronation. From Elen’s ring ARRIVE Star Warssome have left me weak.
King Charles III coronation meme gamer
Naturally, gamers took to Twitter to remember this absurd event. Some of King Charles III’s attire is involved, full of ostentatious canes and opulent crowns and jewelry stolen from South Africa (thanks colony), to grind XP for tons of hours.
Others see the members crowned and immediately think they are trying to perfect the faith or strength built from Elen’s ring.
Do you know pesetas? They are currency in Spain, but they are also featured in Evil 4. Well, what if you could buy King Charles III’s crown in Capcom’s survival horror shooter? You can not. However, someone joked that if you maybe, the crown with the stolen jewel will be sold for 100,000 pesetas. Or only about $662 USD. That’s not much for something this flamboyant.
There are people who have stretched the meme into pop culture references, such as wondering if Star Wars‘Snoke, Supreme leader of the First Order, wearing a golden robe more beautiful than King Charles III. (Spoiler: Snoke do better wear it.) People also replaced King Charles III’s crown with Burger King one.
And of course, since King Charles III is now in his 70s, there are clown meme his age. Yes, it’s totally ageist, but some still pretty funny.
There’s no shortage of crowning memes to pick from online. However, my preference, besides the silly Elen’s ring these, this isn’t quite a meme as much as it is a hymn during a Scottish football match in which the crown screams for the UK to “push your coronation on your ass.” Excellent.
