Come on Barbie let’s go meme-ing! Greta Gerwig’s highly anticipated live-action Barbie movie may not be out until next summer, but that hasn’t stopped Twitter making the movie and its stars the main character of the month — thanks to an influx of footage from the cast currently filming in Venice Beach.
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Photos and videos of Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling’s Barbie and Ken shooting in a variety of fluorescent outfits have been flooding our timelines, so much so that many are joking that we will have already seen the whole movie by the time it hits screens.
Along with Margot and Ryan, the film also stars Will Ferrell, America Ferrera, Simu Liu, Ncuti Gatwa, and Issa Rae — just to name a few. Questions are burning about what exactly Barbie is about, because so far the plot has stayed successfully under wraps. But this hasn’t stopped the theories bubbling and the memes flowing, and until we finally get a hint of just what this movie will be, let’s enjoy some of the best online reactions:
Margot and Ryan’s Outfits Are Provoking a Lot of Feelings…
Between the hot pink yeehaw agenda and the canonically accurate neon roller skating outfits, people couldn’t get enough of whatever Barbie is giving.
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…And Supplying Us With Major Outfit Inspo
We’re going in theme or we’re not going at all.
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Lots of People Want to Buy Tickets Already
Wake up, new meme format just dropped! Jokes about unlikely groups wanting to see the Barbie movie may reach Sue Sylvester “I’m going to create an environment that is so toxic” levels soon.
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Even Though We've Already Seen a Wild Amount of Footage
We’re watching films the old fashioned way: via memes on Twitter.
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Meanwhile, the Internet Is Just Being the Internet
Sometimes we just need to sit back and marvel at the way the internet’s collective, beautifully ridiculous hive-mind works. “It's always ‘come on barbie, let’s go party’ and never ‘come on barbie, tell me all about your day’” one Twitter user wrote.
