A protest doesn’t require a big turnout to go viral. if the protest happens to be a gang of bicycle riding youths with more attitude than Sean Spicer at a press conference. Michael Blackmon spotted the quintet of pedaling protesters outside the complex, and tweeted a pic of them complete with the hashtag of their choosing. BikeLife gang seemed to resonate with the rest of the internet as the image quickly turned into the latest, representing the no shit taking middle schoolers in all of us.
Key Takeaways:
- A protest doesn’t require a big turnout to go viral… if the protest happens to be a gang of bicycle-riding youths with more attitude than Sean Spicer at a press conference.
- That’s what we took from the meteoric rise to internet fame of the #717BikeLife kids, who took Twitter by storm posing on their bikes outside of a Donald Trump rally with a handmade sign reading: “Fuck Trump.”
- The group of five young local boys were riding their bikes around the Harrisburg, PA complex where POTUS held his rally on Saturday, in honor of his 100th day in office — and in protest of the (nasty!) White House Correspondents’ Dinner.
“The group of five young local boys were riding their bikes around the Harrisburg, PA complex where POTUS held his rally on Saturday, in honor of his 100th day in office — and in protest of the (nasty!) White House Correspondents’ Dinner.”