How British People Are Reacting to Trump’s Win
The UK and America will always have a chill relationship, despite that time when the U.S. bounced out of British rule because of taxation without representation.
But as Galore’s chief British correspondent, I can report that the Brits are experiencing Brexit flashbacks and freaking the f out thanks to last night’s election and an impending Trump presidency.
Here are some tweets showing exactly how they feel.
*learns russian*
— lily allen (@lilyallen) November 9, 2016
She knows.
Finished the cold apple crumble in leftover box in fridge. Moving on to everything else
— Nigella Lawson (@Nigella_Lawson) November 9, 2016
British celebrity chef has been stress eating just like us.
Brexit feelings.
— James Corden (@JKCorden) November 9, 2016
First brexit, now this. What is James Corden to do?
Typical America. We do Brexit and they have to go bigger.
— Robbie Knox (@RobbieKnox) November 9, 2016
Londoner senses competition in both countries stupid choices.
🇬🇧Britain: Brexit is most stupid, self destructive act a country could possibly undertake.
🇺🇸USA: Hold my beer… #Election2016 #Trump
— Tom Quinn (@TomTheProducer1) November 9, 2016
At this point I think we all need a beer.
I dreamt that the guy from The Apprentice had become President of The United States of America. Haha. pic.twitter.com/tJaBMdaaYh
— Ricky Gervais (@rickygervais) November 9, 2016
Good point…reality tv star turned President?!
RT @chloemaliaka: if Trump wins, save me baby. @Skepta << pic.twitter.com/UnsmskqwlO
— SKEPTA (@Skepta) November 8, 2016
British rap sensation is going to save us all. Stallion.
Who u lot wanna see as the next US President? #Election2016
— GATSBY 🔱 (@GATSBY_liam) November 8, 2016
Essex reality TV star has decided he would be a better president. #Gatsby4president
Cant let one mans oppressive behaviours stop you doing your part to make the world a better place. The task got bigger. So must our efforts.
— Will Poulter (@PoulterWill) November 9, 2016
Our favorite set of eyebrows is giving us hope
#TrumpPresident & #Brexit has to be the end of a political era. The centrist, neo-liberalist outlook that worked so well for Blair… (1/2)
— Chris Hesketh… ★ (@_CrackedActor) November 9, 2016
Some British seem to be a bit more down trodden after the news.
Why politicians save their best and most dramatic speeches for when they have lost ?#Hillary #POTUS2016
— nick stewart (@colonelstewart) November 9, 2016
Music manager hits the nail on the head.
