K-POP fans take over Million MAGA March hashtag by posting images of pancakes.

K-Pop fans have take over the #MillionMAGAMarch on Twitter to post images of pancakes in protest of the rally in Washington D.C. on Saturday.

The trend was started by actor Shea Depmore who asked her followers on TikTok to “fill the hashtag #MillionMAGAMarch with syrupy goodness”.

what to do about the million mega mad boy march on sat

someone pls help me get in touch with the kpop stans ???????????????? pic.twitter.com/v480H2zbG5
— Shea Depmore (@SheaDepmore) November 12, 2020

K-POP fans listened and by Saturday morning the day of the protest, the hashtag was filled with images of pancakes.

here's some rilakkuma pancakes to make everyone's day ☺️ #MillionMAGAMarch pic.twitter.com/R5RdpyRm02
— ᴊᴏ᯽ (@_JoOlle_) November 14, 2020

Celebrating Georgia turning blue! ????#MillionMAGAMarch pic.twitter.com/iY6o2Gboa9
— Rose Petals & Blooms (@rosepetals) November 14, 2020

Shout out to the incredible K-Pop Stans (Twitter royalty) who hijacked the #MillionMAGAMarch hashtag with pancakes making it unusable by Trump loyalists. ???????????? pic.twitter.com/h8rCt4HBL2
— PRGuy (@PRGuy17) November 14, 2020

For the #MillionMAGAMarch people, I present you with banana nut pancakes, because your are both bananas & nuts. You’re welcome! #MarchForTrump #MillionMAGAMarch2020 pic.twitter.com/vkkdeNGpGP
— ︻╦̵̵͇̿̿̿̿ Justice Johnson╤ (@ACJJustice) November 14, 2020

Bless the brilliant resistance of the Youths… I’m in!#MillionMAGAMarch #MillionsMAGAMarch #MarchForTrump pic.twitter.com/dJ9BnIwCb5
— bettemidler (@BetteMidler) November 14, 2020

Made for our “special” friends at #MillionMAGAMarch.

Here are your very own snowflake pancakes to celebrate your fragility in these new times. #MarchForTrump #MillionMAGAMarch2020 #MAGAMarchDC #MillionMoronMarch pic.twitter.com/JF5dubBbjB
— Luke (@LucasMaximus12) November 14, 2020

The TikTok kids are posting pictures of pancakes to overwhelm the #MillionMAGAMarch hashtag. I made scallion pancakes this morning, so here’s my Chinese American contribution! pic.twitter.com/CEHq7jJ6Ua
— Jay Kuo (@nycjayjay) November 14, 2020

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