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#BeardedButtigieg has the Gay Twitter™ feeling totally dehydrated
#BeardedButtigieg was trending last night on Twitter after people started sharing altered photos of Pete Buttigieg with a beard.
Filmmaker Jim Fall (director of Trick) kicked off the trend when he photoshopped pictures of Mayor Pete using FaceApp, adding a little extra fuzz to his regularly clean-cut face.
#beardedbuttigieg (via FaceApp)
Posted by Jim Fall on Thursday, February 20, 2020
I’m voting that Buttigieg should have a beard. (thanks to FaceApp)
Posted by Jim Fall on Thursday, February 20, 2020
Soon, people began referring to Mayor Pete as “Mayor Woof” and photoshopping their own versions to share on social media.
I heard #BeardedButtigieg was a thing. I’m on #TeamBeard pic.twitter.com/aDVJOQR62H
— Garret Brubaker (@ItsGarret) February 21, 2020
Poll for Pete #BeardedButtigieg pic.twitter.com/FB38KZ6K51
— Anders ? BudaJudge (@itsmeand3rs) February 21, 2020
I photoshopped Tom Selleck’s mustache onto Buttigieg during the commercial break. #DemDebate pic.twitter.com/QRRXVGPIQo
— Kris (@Articulate_indy) February 20, 2020
Did I do this right? This is Rubeus Hagrid Buttigieg. #BeardedButtigieg #TeamPete #HarryPotterForPete #PeteButtigieg pic.twitter.com/OILoEmurd2
— Hoosier Democrat (@DemocratHoosier) February 21, 2020
Me looking at all the #BeardedButtigieg content pic.twitter.com/pEgzohiLer
— Make calls to NEVADA for Pete ???? (@tylergarret2) February 21, 2020
All of this had many wondering what Mayor Woof’s husband, Chasten, thought about his husband with facial hair.
It didn’t take long for an old tweet from 2018, in which Chasten addressed this very issue during the month of “Movember,” to resurface:
What do you think of Mayor Woof’s new look? Sound off in the comments section below…
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