The vice president’s face is no longer his own. It has been inflated, stretched, smoothed and contorted so many times on social media that it’s easy for hyper-online politicos to forget what JD Vance actually looks like — and even easier for casual internet users to stumble upon a baffling depiction of the former senator from Ohio.

The internet can’t stop depicting the vice president as a chubby-faced baby, painter Bob Ross, a minion from “Despicable Me”—and everything else.

Both Democrats and Republicans are sharing so many weird JD Vance memes that people have forgotten what his face actually looks like.

The vice president denied that his comment about a “random country that hasn’t fought a war in 30 or 40 years” was aimed at Britain and France.

JD Vance has become a meme representing political polarisation, with varying interpretations from the left and right. Expert explains the phenomenon.

Instead, you will see images of J.D. Vance’s face, artificially stretched, bloated, and reddened, Photoshopped onto a Minion — or the Kevin James meme, or Butter Pants from Shrek, or the Las Vegas Sphere.