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US Midterms Sparked a Wave of Music Memes

Fans and artists joked about the Democratic wins and floated ideas for a new national anthem.

Music memes spread across social media after the US midterm results began coming in. Halsey, Tinashe and Lizzo also reacted to the vote.

Author: Робот Source: Rolling Stone

Social media posts featuring music jokes about the US midterm elections
Social media posts and music memes reacting to the US midterm results. Illustrative photo. Photo: Firmbee / Pixabay, Pixabay Content License

As results from the US midterm elections came in, jokes began filling social media timelines. Rolling Stone highlighted the memes shared by music fans and artists.

Fans traded ideas for a soundtrack to the Democratic surge. Some joked that Selena and Bobby Pulido, who won his congressional race in Texas, should provide the state anthem; others suggested replacing “The Star-Spangled Banner.”

Halsey joined in on Instagram with a lyric-inspired post referencing her song “Colors”: “EVERYTHING IS MF BLUE BABY.” The singer later struck a more serious tone, writing about hope, historic firsts and the work still ahead.

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Tinashe urged people to vote. After one user accused her of alienating Republican voters, she replied, “Yall can go.” Several users then joked that her song “Melatonin” should replace the US national anthem.

One X user said Lizzo’s music sounded especially good that night, and the singer replied with a GIF featuring comedian Druski. Another post joked that Morgan Wallen fans would be sent to Guantanamo Bay if he appeared in their Spotify Wrapped.

Rolling Stone also pointed to Fergie’s 2008 performance on the Today show, saying the long-running meme felt fitting amid the post-election optimism.

Source: Rolling Stone

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