VP JD Vance's “Fat JD” meme costume goes viral for Halloween sensation

Published on Nov 01, 2025 11:59 pm IST

Vice President JD Vance turned a popular internet joke into a viral moment by dressing as his own “Fat JD” meme for Halloween. Wearing a curly wig and widened eyes, Vance recreated the viral look that originated from a February clip of his exchange with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. In the video, which resurfaced from a Trump-Zelensky meeting, Vance had asked, “Ever said ‘thank you’ once?”—a line that turned into a meme sensation across social media.

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